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Bookmark or Share- The Electric State: Discussion (SPOILERS) : r/Simon_Stalenhag - RedditYeah, I noticed the odd lack of change in scenery as well. However, the thing is, no matter what happened, there should have been some change, for the following reasons; A) The robot seemed to have came out of the ground.
- Simon Stålenhag - RedditSimon Stålenhag is a critically-acclaimed artist based in Stockholm, Sweden. His art covers a wide array of topics such as dystopian Swedish settings, dinosaur illustrations, robotic humanoids, retro-futuristic American lands, post-apocalyptic hellscapes, bubbling dream worlds, and RPG cover art.
- Which book is your favorite, and why? : r/Simon_Stalenhag - RedditIt seems that the general consensus around here is that Electric State is Stålenhag's best work! I personally think it's his best work narratively, though visually would have to be Things from the Flood (though I have yet to see Labyrinth so we'll see). It's interesting that you mention individual pieces.
- The Labyrinth (DISCUSSION) : r/Simon_Stalenhag - RedditSimon's books are arranged in that they have a cool image on one page, and then a bit of text on the other, that tells a story through snippets. I'm trying to remember what I read at that age haha. If you're wanting a book with similar vibes of cool picture and some text, there's an awesome dinosaur book that I cant remember off the top of my ...
- Collection of Simon Stålenhag's work : r/Art - RedditSimon Stålenhag's art is admired by many, including Neil Bloomkamp (District 9 director) The Kickstarter for his second book has reached 1.5 million SEK (~$175.6K) He is collaborating with scriptwriter Karin Arrhenius on a TV-series or movie with the working title "Indio". It is in its early stages and they need funds.
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