Further Beneath the Glass and Steel

I've been generating a few more images for the current run of Beneath the Glass and Steel, where everything used to generate the images is either freely available, or public domain. Most of the aim at this point has been developing filler images with a range of cyberpunk environments, backgrounds, and key subjects that might work to illustrate concepts in the text...

...now it's a case of rounding up those phantom authors who've been owing me stories for the zine since March. 

  







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Konsumterra said…
happy to contribute stuff
lots of my murder highway gear not used anywhere else
Monday, 05 October, 2020
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