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Brutal architecture is not just for brutalists! Perhaps you're brutally honest! For those that are budding architects, civic designers, interior designers and those that appreciate the built world. Inspirational and aspirational design that looks to the environment for lifting the spirits!

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geometric composition inspired by Brutalism

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Baffling Soviet architecture in the heart of Alberta

Fanciful Illustration featuring residents enjoying the Barbican Estate in London.

Vintage Poster Design of a Brutalist Soviet Style Building.

Retro architectural design with this mid-century modern Brutalist architecture image, inspired by the Geisel Library in San Diego, California. Featuring raw concrete textures and sculptural forms, this design is perfect for architecture students and enthusiasts who appreciate the raw, rugged beauty of Brutalist architecture.

Retro architectural design with this mid-century modern inspired Brutalist architecture image. Featuring raw concrete textures and sculptural forms, this design is perfect for architecture students and enthusiasts who appreciate the raw, rugged beauty of Brutalist architecture.

A classic example of Brutalist Architecture from the Soviet Union, is the uncompleted House of Soviets in Kaliningrad, Russia. Started in 1970 but never finished, it is known to the locals as the 'buried robot' as it resembles a Robot's head. Currently under demolition.

Brutalist architecture with a 1970s style, raw concrete stairway. Great gift for architects, designers, engineers and fans of Brutalism.

Retro architectural design with this Brutalist architecture image featuring a minimalist bus stop from Kazakhstan in the former Soviet Union. Featuring raw concrete textures and sculptural forms, this design is perfect for architecture students and enthusiasts who appreciate the raw, rugged beauty of Brutalist architecture.

A classic example of Brutalist Architecture from Italy, is La Casa de la Portuale in Napoli, designed by Aldo Loris Rossi and built in 1969, it currently stands abandoned. Great gift for architects, designers, engineers and fans of Brutalism.

This design was inspired by cult cinema classic "Metropolis film. It shows apparently social exploitation and brutalist architecture.

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Vesper takes a nap on an old Soviet Brutalist styled building. Napping in the sun and keeping an eye on whats happening in various parts of the world. Its important work and a cats work is never done!

Acrylic painting on canvas paper

Mixed media on canvas

This onewheel poster is a kinetic masterpiece, capturing the spirit of boundless adventure and urban exploration. With a fusion of bold design and electrifying energy, it invites riders to embrace the thrill of cruising on a single wheel, weaving through the cityscape with style. A visual celebration of the onewheel experience, embodying freedom, agility, and the sheer joy of the ride.

Brutalist Building Facade

mechanical eye of the architectural sky ecopop wallpaper art

This amalgamation of terrifying character design, ominous atmosphere, nerve-wracking audio, startling jump scares, and an enigmatic story fuels the thrilling experience of Five Nights at Freddy's.

Looking towards El Chalten in Patagonia on a dark stormy day.

The stark cold lines of this kitten invite deep introspection

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Urban foxes are here to stay. And, no matter how much our towns and cities change, there's always room for wildlife to thrive alongside the glitzy coffee shops and skyscrapers. So, why not show your foxy wild side with this unique, original artwork printed on just about anything you like? This piece combines my original hand-drawn ink illustration with brutalist architecture and is influenced by screen printing and Risograph techniques.

bright nature in urban brutalist collage landscape ecopop city IA

Urban foxes are here to stay. And, no matter how much our towns and cities change, there's always room for wildlife to thrive alongside the glitzy coffee shops and skyscrapers. So, why not show your foxy wild side with this unique, original artwork printed on just about anything you like? This piece combines my original hand-drawn ink illustration with brutalist architecture and is influenced by screen printing and Risograph techniques.

Two icons of the past: a 911 (996) and brutalist architecture