>>520968093
Are you kidding. It's just Neoromanesque with tall roofs. I mean, sure, it's unique enough to be a thing but compared to Romanesque revival and Art deco, Victorian, Arts&crafts, FL Wright. Come on now.
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American Romance Thread
Fuck the USA and this bullshit today. Let's escape into fantasy.
Thread for visions of the romanticized ideal of Americana.
I'm starting out with some visions of 20th century romanesque revival the "Metropolis" look rather than the neoromanesque look.
Eras you can draw from:
1910 urban
1925-35 mechanical/industrial/motor
1950s cars
1955-65 mid century houses or furniture
1960 "retro" futurism
1975-85 marquee lightbulb, mirror, geometric structural frames
Neoclassical can only be used if in conjunction with Americana.
1830s Erie canal brick vibe is okay if with more modern
Georgian colonial brick is okay if monumental and surrounded by more modern.
Thread for visions of the romanticized ideal of Americana.
I'm starting out with some visions of 20th century romanesque revival the "Metropolis" look rather than the neoromanesque look.
Eras you can draw from:
1910 urban
1925-35 mechanical/industrial/motor
1950s cars
1955-65 mid century houses or furniture
1960 "retro" futurism
1975-85 marquee lightbulb, mirror, geometric structural frames
Neoclassical can only be used if in conjunction with Americana.
1830s Erie canal brick vibe is okay if with more modern
Georgian colonial brick is okay if monumental and surrounded by more modern.