WAR MOVIE POSTERS Artworks - Katana - PART 4 - 2025 by 
The katana is a replica
and this time Im going to show you my new art post: WAR MOVIE POSTERS Artworks - PART 4 - 2025 by . I hope that you enjoy this artpieces. I use Gemini AI images generator, Qwen, and Dream AI for make this images to make better sense of my ideas and conceptual art but I Made a Lot of work with Photoshop for fix a Lot of details and for give it an artistic concept and sense. My katana its a replica.Promts:
Apocaliptic future background, with some guns and movies like 80s, Doom VideoGame, V: The Original Miniseries - V-invasion, MADMAX, Escape from L.A., Matrix, Blade Runner and Terminator Posters, apocaliptic city background and abandoned factory and war scenes, this same pictures with realistic style, but more fresh
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Part 2:
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Part 3:
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My Conceptual Artworks:
NEO-WASTELAND CHRONICLES
Reimagined (Realistic & Fresh)
Visual Concept:
A high-resolution, photorealistic poster with a cinematic tone, enhanced lighting, and atmospheric depth. The composition retains the central figure but elevates every element for a more immersive, modern post-apocalyptic feel.
Key Visual Upgrades:
Central Figure (Protagonist):
A rugged, battle-worn man in his 40s, with a salt-and-pepper beard and intense eyes.
Wearing a tactical hooded jacket (black, weathered, with reinforced stitching), dark cargo shorts, combat boots, and tactical gloves.
Tattoos on both arms — one is a faded skull, the other a tribal-style phoenix — symbolizing past battles and rebirth.
He holds a customized pistol in his right hand, raised slightly, as if ready to fire.
A high-tech assault rifle leans against his left leg — sleek, modular, with glowing blue targeting systems and an integrated scope.
Background – Apocalyptic Cityscape:
Skyscrapers are half-collapsed, engulfed in smoke and flickering fires.
Abandoned factories in the midground, with rusted cranes and broken conveyor belts.
War zones in the distance: burning vehicles, scattered soldiers, and barricades made of scrap metal.
Futuristic warships hover in the sky — sleek, angular designs inspired by Doom's tech and Terminator's drones.
Ash-filled sky with a faint orange glow from distant explosions; dark clouds swirl overhead.
Color Palette:
Dominated by charcoal grays, deep blacks, and burnt oranges.
Accents of electric blue from weapon lights and HUD elements.
Subtle neon reflections on wet pavement — rain has just stopped, adding a reflective sheen.
Lighting:
Dramatic chiaroscuro — strong contrast between light and shadow.
Light sources: flames, explosions, and ship headlights cast dynamic glows.
The protagonist is lit from the side, emphasizing his face and weapon details.
Typography:
Title: "NEO-WASTELAND CHRONICLES" in bold, metallic red font with a cracked texture, like corroded steel.
Tagline: "LAST STAND. LAST HOPE." in a clean, futuristic sans-serif, glowing faintly yellow.
Credits at the bottom in minimalist white text — subtle but legible.
Additional Details:
Smoke and debris float in the air, catching light.
Reflections in puddles show distorted images of the city and flying ships.
A small drone hovers near the protagonist's shoulder — hinting at surveillance or AI allies.
In the background, a lone car speeds through rubble — a nod to Mad Max's high-speed chases.
Cinematic Style Inspirations:
Visual Realism: Like Dune (2021) meets Blade Runner 2049.
Action Tone: Inspired by The Last of Us and Fallout’s storytelling grit.
80s Nostalgia: But updated — think Terminator 2’s design sensibility with modern textures and lighting.
Original Photos:
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This was a Betamax that my father gave me when I was a child, I must have been about 7 or 8 years old. He was in the military, and since that time I have liked war movies.
Este fue un betamax que mi padre me regalo cuando yo era niño, tendria yo unos 7, 8 años, el era militar y desde esa época me gustaban las películas bélicas.
Photoshop:
Nahu Padilla - 2025
PukuEdición by me, 2025 - NNR
PukuNetworks:
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