I imagined this. I have no way to verify it's accurate.

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Biker Girl: Neon Dreams in Digital Canvas

Eddie Mendoza's cyberpunk artistry pushes the boundaries of digital storytelling and design.

Eddie Mendoza crafts a neon-lit cyberpunk biker girl, blending photobashing with 3DCoat and Photoshop to tell a gritty tale of motorcycle couriers in New Eden. The world is a mix of Tokyo's tech-savvy vibes and Hong Kong's lived-in grime, all under the rule of thirds for that perfect artistic balance.


The bike design pays homage to Kaneda’s iconic ride from Akira while the character rests, reflecting on her journey through cityscapes drenched in neon lights. Mud splatters add a touch of realism, and reflections of wet streets complete the immersive experience. Mendoza aims to spark curiosity with this world, hinting at its graphic novel potential.


Through his use of custom Photoshop brushes, he achieves a dynamic blend of textures and movements that resonate with the viewer's imagination. The result? A captivating illustration that invites further exploration into the Neon Drift universe.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/art/digital-art/how-i-created-this-iconic-biker-girl-artwork-in-photoshop-and-3dcoat
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