NeoWave: Abstract landscapes and giant monuments inspired by science fiction
Inspired by the rich visual culture of science fiction, NeoWaves is a personal art series by Canadian designer James White.

Via Creative Boom submission. All images courtesy of the artist
The artworks explore the style and form of abstract monuments within science fiction landscapes, capturing a sense of futurist adventure as well as a wonderfully nostalgic echo to the '80s. We love the use of deep galactic colours, reminiscent of great science fiction films and book covers of decades past.
Think of the neo-noir movies like Blade Runner or the design classic book covers of Dune by the legend that is Frank Herbert or of Neuromancer by the awesome William Gibson – and you get the idea.
Within this old-school and painfully cool style, the artist also explores music and pop-culture. Check out White's Instagram feed for more visually inspiring sci-fi artworks.






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