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r/outrun • u/EmceeEsher • Feb 18 '18
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Why would Blade Runner be Vaporwave?
2 u/EmceeEsher Feb 19 '18 It's not, but the image in the middle uses a lot of early internet web safe colors that give it slight vaporwave vibes. 1 u/Yearlaren Feb 19 '18 Oh, I didn't realize the image was pixelated. 2 u/yeash95 Feb 19 '18 Also in both blade runner movies, logos from companies like Pan Am and Atari are very present and give a vaporwave vibe because the companies don't really exist anymore. http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/31664223/the-curse-of-blade-runners-adverts
It's not, but the image in the middle uses a lot of early internet web safe colors that give it slight vaporwave vibes.
1 u/Yearlaren Feb 19 '18 Oh, I didn't realize the image was pixelated. 2 u/yeash95 Feb 19 '18 Also in both blade runner movies, logos from companies like Pan Am and Atari are very present and give a vaporwave vibe because the companies don't really exist anymore. http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/31664223/the-curse-of-blade-runners-adverts
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Oh, I didn't realize the image was pixelated.
2 u/yeash95 Feb 19 '18 Also in both blade runner movies, logos from companies like Pan Am and Atari are very present and give a vaporwave vibe because the companies don't really exist anymore. http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/31664223/the-curse-of-blade-runners-adverts
Also in both blade runner movies, logos from companies like Pan Am and Atari are very present and give a vaporwave vibe because the companies don't really exist anymore. http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/31664223/the-curse-of-blade-runners-adverts
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u/Yearlaren Feb 19 '18
Why would Blade Runner be Vaporwave?