MCMOur dormant DNA woke in the brine. We braced bare skin against kinetic steel, as cetacean acoustics drowned their engines. 🧬🌊🐋 #SciFi #OceanPunk
Honora Niwlcraft🌊 Wave dragon.
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Dimitri DhuyvetterActually the best word I can come up with us #sailPunk as it combines the #sailing technology and the #punk lifestyle/aesthetics (I agree punk is not an aesthetics or a lifestyle but I couldn’t think of a better description). It is like #solarPunk instead of #steamPunk (I really do not like steampunk) where as #oceanpunk seems to almost a sub genre of steampunk. And although #seaPunk is related to #cyberPunk which I appreciate it seems to exist only online.
I guess Oceanpunk better describes what I had in mind and as we are sailing the oceans it probably is an as much it even more appropriate term. According to Aesthetics Wiki it corresponds with what I had in mind: like steampunk but nautical. #oceanpunk #nautical #aesthetics https://aesthetics.fandom.com/wiki/Oceanpunk
Oceanpunk
Oceanpunk is a science fiction genre centred around technology used to explore, colonise or traverse the sea, as well as humanity's relationship with the sea in a sometimes apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic environment. Oceanpunk's visual aesthetic has a lot similarities and connections with steampunk, most notably the wooden ships and buildings and sometimes Victorian style technology. Not to be confused with Seapunk, a sea-themed fashion aesthetic popularised in the 2000s on Tumblr The genres co