“Back in my day, we had to live with our real skin, and use our body creativily with it’s limitations. Nowadays teens just say “I want a cooler body” for the sake of it, and I think that’s wrong” - a zoomer in 2077
i am 26 rn,.. my craziest dream ( since the tech isnt there yet) is to fusion my consciousness with a fcking spaceship, or something similar and explore the universe, so i can then give my data to humanity,.. what i mean is that tbh i know for a fact that if i see shit like this i will be embracing it
@@ReyZar666 Well according to traditional esoterism you can absolutely do that, not sure about bringing data tho. I never really studied the esoteric so this is mostly a joke. I am all for transhumanism but my aim in life has become understanding the capabilities of this machine we were given. Seems to be a lot more to it than meets the eye. I always thought when things like a eye with inbuilt zoom or mechanical legs that allowed me to jump higher became avaiable, id change mine for the enhanced in a heartbeat. But im starting to have doubts, theres something "magical" about the biological.
@@Pvezin yeah something "magical" about getting old and useless,.. i dont think so, as i say before thats my wildest dream a dream after all, but i hope that one day it will be possible. Been stuck in this small piece of rock "falling" into a big junk of plasma isnt fun at all, the idea of becoming better and reaching new highs at the end of the day is what the human is all about questioning the unthinkable and pushing him self to the limits, just like we once thought flying was a myth and that the human was created by god, we now know how wrong we are and how little we really know,.. so maybe one day my wildest dream wont be so wild any more. Its a reality that what define as a human, will change and will change for good after all we live longer and are taller than we use to, not so long ago.
I would love nothing more than a 16 year long video from you, Adam! You're the only person that always puts me in the mood to draw :) you've helped me get through so many art-related rough patches. Hope you're having a great day
In the TH-cam landscape of flip-through "artbook reviews" I really love that you stop and talk about the art, pointing out all the little details and your thoughts on the ideas behind it. Also as a bonus, the production value of your videos is off the charts!
Fun fact. The Art of the Witcher 3 is pretty amazing but the print was only ever made for the special edition HOWEVER if you own a PC copy of the game and you look in your install folder, you should all own a copy of the PDF along with the basic soundtrack.
I didn't even see the 19 minutes passing what kind of witchcraft is this that's why Dumbledore used to have that Hourglass of Interesting Conversations
Hey Adam, I'd love to see an update video on this. I'm very curious what's your take on the whole Cyberpunk situation and what were your thoughts on the game if you've gotten a chance to finish it.
hey this is late.... but you can see his thoughts on the situation in his "favorite art book of the year" video when he talks about the cyberpunk art book!
Great video! As a graphic & motion graphic designer, I love your attention to detail and your very design take on this title. You really made me think and get even more excited with your recognition of that sort of 'corporate brand/product cohesion' that marketing companies peddle to consumers, and how the 1 size fits all mentality of cyberware in this universe fits the "high-tech low life" ethos of cyberpunk (punk being especially invoked) SO FUCKING WELL. I really like how the technology for vehicles and every day tech retains this analogue/80's style aesthetic, almost like it was frozen in time once they hit a certain 'tech floor' with how the technology works. It really gives you this feel that pondsmith's (Original table top creator) cyberpunk world sort of hit certain strides in technology way before we did in the modern world.
Man, I came from Boro's suggestion and I'm amazed by you Adam. Great video, great person, a great perception of design, and lore. Gonna see all of your videos from now and forever. Cheers!
Really great review! I particularly liked the car section and how close they resemble old car ads. Almost liked they scanned a bunch of those ads and “futurized” them, using the ads themselves as a base. And because style is so cyclical anyway, it works within the the world they’ve created ! Awesome stuff Adam, thank you
@8:18 Mom and Dad have good trigger discipline, not putting your finger in until ready to fire. Need to teach the kids that.Grandpa is probably just stuck in his ways
DUUUUUUDE WHAT?! Already out with an art of book? I thought I'd have to wait, man, PFFFFT GAAAAAAH IM SO EXCITED! Much love to the masters at CD Project Red for creating the chef's kiss of games, MWAH perfection! Also, thanks for posting these vids Adam, hope all is well with you.
Everything Old is New Again... Cyberpunk has truly blossomed this past couple of years with Blade Runner of course but also No Gun's Life, and the return of Ghost in the Shell. Cyberpunk 2077 is poised to be the cherry on top!
Adam! I really enjoy your videos man. Your BladeRunner art book review made me pull the trigger on the book as it was sitting in my cart for days. But also your art topic discussion videos keep me chasing the art dream of both getting better and living off of my art one day. Thank you.
Watching your videos from time to time and also as one of the artists that is working on the project checking out this video and seeing also my art was pretty odd and cool at the same time :).
I preorder this book, and this book reminds me of the God Of War (2018) book, meaning: GoW's art book was cohesive with the game and vise versa with the game. Although I have not played CP2077 game, you can feel while you flip though the pages that you are in the universe, and I think if a art book can make you feel that you are in the world, then I know damn well the game will do the same and then some. Awesome book. I am going to read it again days before the game comes out.
as far as I understand, "Kiroshi optics" make these implants for more enhancement of the eye like anti-dazzle, cyber cams, shields and so on. CD Projekt Red always labels in their job requirements to have passion for games. I think this may be a key ingredient for having great games in the end :) I love your videos, Adam. :D this review was one I was waiting for since your first post on Insta about this artbook. I simply love your mind, philosophy, spirit...however you want to call it. Great thanks to you and wish you a nice day :)
I hate to break it to you, but that isn’t the art book. It’s the _World_ of Cyberpunk 2077 which examines the lore of the game. I wondered how you got the game’s art book before the game came out. Then, as you were going through it, I wondered why it had so much text and so little concept art and didn’t really feel like an art book. Upon slightly further research, I learned that it’s less of an art book and more of a visual guide to the game world. It’s still cool that CDPR released it, but it’s not quite what you’re advertising. I think they’ll release the official art book after the game is out, which I look forward to you exploring with us in a future video.
I heard this was advertised as an artbook but you're right, its a lore book. The fiction is what is front and center and the images and art that are in the book help paint a picture for said fiction...which isn't a bad thing if you're going into it wanting more of the world of Cyberpunk. I thought it was a great read. Also I dunno if they'll make an artbook for this game. From what I seen, Witcher 3 also got a lore book (same writer too) and a official artbook didn't come out for that game.
@@waynechriss Hmmm... it would be a shame if they didn’t release an art book. That’s what I was looking forward to about this game, especially since it turned out to be a blunder.
I just had to get the Deluxe Edition of this book because I love what they're doing with the packaging for both this and the Collector's Edition of the game. I can't wait for November, it's going to be a blast exploring this dense and atmospheric city! I've been getting more and more into more immersive and narratively driven titles, and Cyberpunk is probably the only one close on the horizon that fits that description, so I hope that the quests and NPC interactions are complex and diverse, the rest of the game's mechanics are secondary to me.
15:55 those stationary weapons are mainly meant for enemy outposts I dont believe the player actually have them but you can rip those guns off with the gorilla arms and use them against the enemy
Omfg dude, I love your channel. Cant' stop watching at ALL. I want to get as mucho concept art books and just practice with them. Too bad I cant find the Bloodborne one
Love your art books reviews!! If you like cyberpunk genre you should look at The Art of Deus Ex Universe, also pretty amazing art book (and love to see a review from you about that book :)).
I'm so damn hyped for this game. My family are a bunch of old nerds so I got the pleasure of playing the original tabletop last year and loved it so much. Seeing the work put into this game, I haven't been more excited for a release since Halo 2. Also the book is out of stock for now *cri Also nice camera angles Adam~~
@@adamcomerford8502 there is. Sold out really quickly tho, i think it came with a special edition of the game. Perhaps for uhhh the Kickstarter?? Think so.
pre-ordered the game on my crappy leopard pro msi laptop, might as well enjoy the game on low-medium settings, but at least you are here to grace us with some good ol' cyberpunk artbook content, really tempted to get one myself. And stop showing off the rig, Adam, it's demotivating XD
I can’t wait for the game. I’ve been following since the first teaser and I am still blown away by every little tid bit they show off. I love their ui designs and that is what I am gearing most of my portfolio towards. One quick question Adam I am looking to build a computer and just wondering what your components are that you use and how much you spent because eventually I would like to upgrade from my iPad to a cintique at one point.
Your going to have to do another one of these when the art of cyberpunk comes out if it ever does ! I’m assuming since this is the world of cyberpunk another book will be released.
I like this channel a lot, it is great to get to see some of these books before buying them and hear what you have to say, Adam. This book though, is not called The art of Cyberpunk 2077, It is called The world of Cyberpunk 2077, witch makes a difference in content apparently. I was really hyped after seeing this video, but when I got the book myself, expecting an artbook, I was really disappointed. It is very little actual art from the game, it is mainly a written introduction to the world the game takes place in. And personally I want to get the story and lore of the game when I play the game itself, not read it before. So I found this video a bit misleading, I hope that is fair feedback. Always looking forward to see what you review next :)
I'm really interested to know your thoughts about the actual representation of the concepts in the game! Do you think they succeeded to have the same feel as in the artbook?
@@Jacksonmontyart It goes against what they promised though. And also we definitely shouldn't be treating it as normal for the industry, it is a failure on the management part that the employees pay for and should be condemned every time it happens until we are able to shift and nudge and kick the industry towards sane working conditions.
Just my 2 cents: You guys seem to still have the horrific crunch in mind that was over at naughty dog, bioware or gearbox (just as some of the most prominent examples). But you seem to forget that europe does have special regulation for "crunch". Whilst employees of Bioware/EA claimed they weren't able to see their families, lost families, etc while those crunch-times... you can certainly be sure that this is an abolute no go in the EU. "Crunch" over here is different than crunch over in the US. In the US I would call it not "crunch" but "temporarily slavery". In fact it's called overtime hours and they (employees of the CP2077 Team) will get extra money for every hour (up to 200%) + 10% of the anual profit from 2020 for each member of the team on top! Every workspace does work overtime from time to time. That doesn't mean it's inhumane like over at Bioware or Naughty Dog. (sry if bad grammar, etc.) Edited: Typos when I found some
Adam i love your videos, im starting blender and it's really inspiring what you say and do, you know which game i would like you to talk about, DOOM eternal. I think that Doom has a really great type of art related to it. i would like too see your thoughts on it.
the horisontal wheel hub is a reference to a 80s design of a rim for some japanese and french cars for instance in europe at early 90s we could get a car that was looking like it was lifted straight out of the world of cyberpunk, named the citroaen MX images.honestjohn.co.uk/imagecache/file/fit/730x700/media/5849312/Citroen%20XM%20(1).jpg i think it would be a fun thing for you to check out
If making one more review of this book after you play the game means more book review videos, I'm all for it! I'm absolutely loving all of these videos.
"it wouldnt surprise me if, in the future, pple start misinterpreting Witcher 3 lore as real lore" Yea, that's so true. Tolkein's works, for instance, aren't actually that old, but they're already used as the basis of so much of today's interpretation of high fantasy that a lot of ordinary pple don't know the difference anymore.
Sad that CDPR didnt put any kind of effort to expand the lore of the gangs and district they instead they concentrate on Johnny Silverhand story because of Keannu Reeves instead of the Lore of the game...
Amazing... oi choombah go learn dat lore! I've been digging into it for year and half. Learn old cyberpunk lore so many cool things that you wouldnt regret
![An Architect Reviews the Apartments of Night City [Cyberpunk 2077]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QmGxqZ8-2D0/mqdefault.jpg)
“Back in my day, we had to live with our real skin, and use our body creativily with it’s limitations. Nowadays teens just say “I want a cooler body” for the sake of it, and I think that’s wrong”
- a zoomer in 2077
lmao! You should have totally pushed that into the book script
i am 26 rn,.. my craziest dream ( since the tech isnt there yet) is to fusion my consciousness with a fcking spaceship, or something similar and explore the universe, so i can then give my data to humanity,.. what i mean is that tbh i know for a fact that if i see shit like this i will be embracing it
@@ReyZar666 Well according to traditional esoterism you can absolutely do that, not sure about bringing data tho. I never really studied the esoteric so this is mostly a joke.
I am all for transhumanism but my aim in life has become understanding the capabilities of this machine we were given. Seems to be a lot more to it than meets the eye. I always thought when things like a eye with inbuilt zoom or mechanical legs that allowed me to jump higher became avaiable, id change mine for the enhanced in a heartbeat. But im starting to have doubts, theres something "magical" about the biological.
@@Pvezin yeah something "magical" about getting old and useless,.. i dont think so, as i say before thats my wildest dream a dream after all, but i hope that one day it will be possible.
Been stuck in this small piece of rock "falling" into a big junk of plasma isnt fun at all, the idea of becoming better and reaching new highs at the end of the day is what the human is all about questioning the unthinkable and pushing him self to the limits, just like we once thought flying was a myth and that the human was created by god, we now know how wrong we are and how little we really know,.. so maybe one day my wildest dream wont be so wild any more.
Its a reality that what define as a human, will change and will change for good after all we live longer and are taller than we use to, not so long ago.
You are literally the reason why I started getting interested in Art books like this, thank you so much for the awesome reviews!
Yay! Well I'm honored Didi :)
Same here, it's been great!
The art book has me more hyped than the game itself lol
I'm so blown away, what a masterpiece!
Goated profile picture.
I would love nothing more than a 16 year long video from you, Adam! You're the only person that always puts me in the mood to draw :) you've helped me get through so many art-related rough patches. Hope you're having a great day
In the TH-cam landscape of flip-through "artbook reviews" I really love that you stop and talk about the art, pointing out all the little details and your thoughts on the ideas behind it. Also as a bonus, the production value of your videos is off the charts!
1:23
mmmmm how smooth the autofocus works, nice...
You can thank Sony for that
Fun fact. The Art of the Witcher 3 is pretty amazing but the print was only ever made for the special edition HOWEVER if you own a PC copy of the game and you look in your install folder, you should all own a copy of the PDF along with the basic soundtrack.
I didn't even see the 19 minutes passing what kind of witchcraft is this
that's why Dumbledore used to have that Hourglass of Interesting Conversations
Hey Adam, I'd love to see an update video on this. I'm very curious what's your take on the whole Cyberpunk situation and what were your thoughts on the game if you've gotten a chance to finish it.
I actually love Cyberpunk 2077 for its characters and story, but boy, the comments about CDPR in this video aged like milk. Yikes.
hey this is late.... but you can see his thoughts on the situation in his "favorite art book of the year" video when he talks about the cyberpunk art book!
I wish this video was 49 days long so by the time it's done we can all play it.
Now i am waiting for shipment. Already ordered. Can't wait.Watching this video making me exciting.
You're the reason my bookshelf gets never boring. Thank you sir for this awesome series!!
Great video! As a graphic & motion graphic designer, I love your attention to detail and your very design take on this title. You really made me think and get even more excited with your recognition of that sort of 'corporate brand/product cohesion' that marketing companies peddle to consumers, and how the 1 size fits all mentality of cyberware in this universe fits the "high-tech low life" ethos of cyberpunk (punk being especially invoked) SO FUCKING WELL.
I really like how the technology for vehicles and every day tech retains this analogue/80's style aesthetic, almost like it was frozen in time once they hit a certain 'tech floor' with how the technology works. It really gives you this feel that pondsmith's (Original table top creator) cyberpunk world sort of hit certain strides in technology way before we did in the modern world.
Man, I came from Boro's suggestion and I'm amazed by you Adam. Great video, great person, a great perception of design, and lore. Gonna see all of your videos from now and forever. Cheers!
Really great review! I particularly liked the car section and how close they resemble old car ads. Almost liked they scanned a bunch of those ads and “futurized” them, using the ads themselves as a base. And because style is so cyclical anyway, it works within the the world they’ve created !
Awesome stuff Adam, thank you
@8:18 Mom and Dad have good trigger discipline, not putting your finger in until ready to fire. Need to teach the kids that.Grandpa is probably just stuck in his ways
There's nothing better than to start my day with one of your videos, thank you!
Nice review! Im so glad you have your channel back tho!!
So hyped for the game! Well, at least I can play Astral Chain to keep my cyberpunk needs satisfied until I get Cyberpunk 2077.
oh yeah, I definitely would wanna check that out too!
I think that they will publish a second book, because this one is so light regarding the work we can see in the game.
I have been waiting for this video ever since you mentioned the artbook in Antonio's interview! :)
This is my favourite art book hands down
Now this is going to be an amazing video, can tell already :)
DUUUUUUDE WHAT?! Already out with an art of book? I thought I'd have to wait, man, PFFFFT GAAAAAAH IM SO EXCITED! Much love to the masters at CD Project Red for creating the chef's kiss of games, MWAH perfection! Also, thanks for posting these vids Adam, hope all is well with you.
Everything Old is New Again...
Cyberpunk has truly blossomed this past couple of years with Blade Runner of course but also No Gun's Life, and the return of Ghost in the Shell. Cyberpunk 2077 is poised to be the cherry on top!
Adam! I really enjoy your videos man. Your BladeRunner art book review made me pull the trigger on the book as it was sitting in my cart for days. But also your art topic discussion videos keep me chasing the art dream of both getting better and living off of my art one day. Thank you.
You're very welcome :)
Watching your videos from time to time and also as one of the artists that is working on the project checking out this video and seeing also my art was pretty odd and cool at the same time :).
Well I am quite honoured that you'd voice in Marek. I am already WELL aware of your work and I'm a huge fan. Gorgeous work!
I preorder this book, and this book reminds me of the God Of War (2018) book, meaning: GoW's art book was cohesive with the game and vise versa with the game. Although I have not played CP2077 game, you can feel while you flip though the pages that you are in the universe, and I think if a art book can make you feel that you are in the world, then I know damn well the game will do the same and then some. Awesome book. I am going to read it again days before the game comes out.
Most waited game for me this year ! Incredible review as always Adam, thanx !
as far as I understand, "Kiroshi optics" make these implants for more enhancement of the eye like anti-dazzle, cyber cams, shields and so on. CD Projekt Red always labels in their job requirements to have passion for games. I think this may be a key ingredient for having great games in the end :) I love your videos, Adam. :D this review was one I was waiting for since your first post on Insta about this artbook. I simply love your mind, philosophy, spirit...however you want to call it. Great thanks to you and wish you a nice day :)
I hate to break it to you, but that isn’t the art book. It’s the _World_ of Cyberpunk 2077 which examines the lore of the game. I wondered how you got the game’s art book before the game came out. Then, as you were going through it, I wondered why it had so much text and so little concept art and didn’t really feel like an art book. Upon slightly further research, I learned that it’s less of an art book and more of a visual guide to the game world. It’s still cool that CDPR released it, but it’s not quite what you’re advertising. I think they’ll release the official art book after the game is out, which I look forward to you exploring with us in a future video.
I heard this was advertised as an artbook but you're right, its a lore book. The fiction is what is front and center and the images and art that are in the book help paint a picture for said fiction...which isn't a bad thing if you're going into it wanting more of the world of Cyberpunk. I thought it was a great read. Also I dunno if they'll make an artbook for this game. From what I seen, Witcher 3 also got a lore book (same writer too) and a official artbook didn't come out for that game.
@@waynechriss Hmmm... it would be a shame if they didn’t release an art book. That’s what I was looking forward to about this game, especially since it turned out to be a blunder.
I just had to get the Deluxe Edition of this book because I love what they're doing with the packaging for both this and the Collector's Edition of the game.
I can't wait for November, it's going to be a blast exploring this dense and atmospheric city!
I've been getting more and more into more immersive and narratively driven titles, and Cyberpunk is probably the only one close on the horizon that fits that description, so I hope that the quests and NPC interactions are complex and diverse, the rest of the game's mechanics are secondary to me.
15:55 those stationary weapons are mainly meant for enemy outposts I dont believe the player actually have them but you can rip those guns off with the gorilla arms and use them against the enemy
Omfg dude, I love your channel. Cant' stop watching at ALL. I want to get as mucho concept art books and just practice with them. Too bad I cant find the Bloodborne one
Love your art books reviews!!
If you like cyberpunk genre you should look at The Art of Deus Ex Universe, also pretty amazing art book (and love to see a review from you about that book :)).
That intro broo !! I played it 10 times clap clap
Omg Omg Omg Omg, you have noe idea how much i wanted this (and yes there are gangs with bases and stuff you can work for but sadly not join them)
GRRR!! well they better implement that moving forward - the whole idea of joining a clan?! That would be SICK!
@@AdamDuffArt Agreed, hopefully they will add that inn with a future expansion or somthing
I'm so damn hyped for this game. My family are a bunch of old nerds so I got the pleasure of playing the original tabletop last year and loved it so much.
Seeing the work put into this game, I haven't been more excited for a release since Halo 2.
Also the book is out of stock for now *cri
Also nice camera angles Adam~~
Could we get an art of Hollow Knight?
That would be awesome - Hollow Knight is so beautiful. I don't think there's a book though.
@@adamcomerford8502 there is. Sold out really quickly tho, i think it came with a special edition of the game. Perhaps for uhhh the Kickstarter?? Think so.
I feel synthwave vibe in cyberpunk 2077 world
Def gonna order this
I've been interested in cybernetics since growing up watching the Six million Dollar Man!
pre-ordered the game on my crappy leopard pro msi laptop, might as well enjoy the game on low-medium settings, but at least you are here to grace us with some good ol' cyberpunk artbook content, really tempted to get one myself. And stop showing off the rig, Adam, it's demotivating XD
I can’t wait for the game. I’ve been following since the first teaser and I am still blown away by every little tid bit they show off. I love their ui designs and that is what I am gearing most of my portfolio towards. One quick question Adam I am looking to build a computer and just wondering what your components are that you use and how much you spent because eventually I would like to upgrade from my iPad to a cintique at one point.
This looks more like a lore compendium then a proper artbook. I wonder if we'll get an art and concept only artbook later.
It was even more the case for the Witcher book - albeit, it's still very much worthwhile artistically - it's back-to-back gorgeous art
I love these videos. can't wait for the Ghost Of Tsushima one
I've never had such a good feeling when doing an impulse purchase.
can you imagine the kind of body mod things enthusiasts would do :O :D
There is truly art book of cyberpunk in the recent released collector editions. Maybe you should do some reviews to it too
Can you do a longer video going through the art books in their entirety. Your input and insight is extremely helpful.
mhm i would love to see you do some atmospheric cyber punk fan art. Think it would be a good video.
This is great Adam! Thanks!!!
Your going to have to do another one of these when the art of cyberpunk comes out if it ever does ! I’m assuming since this is the world of cyberpunk another book will be released.
yah, I'm very confident that this review doesn't come close to justifying the grandeur of this game. More of a teaser than a thorough lorethrough.
Still waiting for it to finish downloading so I'll check this out later. Have you thought about doing an art of Berserk video yet?
I like this channel a lot, it is great to get to see some of these books before buying them and hear what you have to say, Adam. This book though, is not called The art of Cyberpunk 2077, It is called The world of Cyberpunk 2077, witch makes a difference in content apparently. I was really hyped after seeing this video, but when I got the book myself, expecting an artbook, I was really disappointed. It is very little actual art from the game, it is mainly a written introduction to the world the game takes place in. And personally I want to get the story and lore of the game when I play the game itself, not read it before. So I found this video a bit misleading, I hope that is fair feedback. Always looking forward to see what you review next :)
I'm really interested to know your thoughts about the actual representation of the concepts in the game! Do you think they succeeded to have the same feel as in the artbook?
2:31 news just came out that they are actually gonna start mandatory crunch time
Happens in almost every game, pretty normal for the industry.
@@Jacksonmontyart It goes against what they promised though. And also we definitely shouldn't be treating it as normal for the industry, it is a failure on the management part that the employees pay for and should be condemned every time it happens until we are able to shift and nudge and kick the industry towards sane working conditions.
Yeah I heard too - mandatory 6 day work weeks. Honestly, that does concern me
Just my 2 cents:
You guys seem to still have the horrific crunch in mind that was over at naughty dog, bioware or gearbox (just as some of the most prominent examples). But you seem to forget that europe does have special regulation for "crunch". Whilst employees of Bioware/EA claimed they weren't able to see their families, lost families, etc while those crunch-times... you can certainly be sure that this is an abolute no go in the EU. "Crunch" over here is different than crunch over in the US. In the US I would call it not "crunch" but "temporarily slavery". In fact it's called overtime hours and they (employees of the CP2077 Team) will get extra money for every hour (up to 200%) + 10% of the anual profit from 2020 for each member of the team on top! Every workspace does work overtime from time to time. That doesn't mean it's inhumane like over at Bioware or Naughty Dog.
(sry if bad grammar, etc.)
Edited: Typos when I found some
Darcia they do get paid and treated well unlike naughty dog and a lot of other companies
The hype was real...... shame the game didn't live up to it.
Artistically wise ... It did
Yay I love the book reviews!
Damn the music is from epidemic sound, i wish i could buy this track!
let's be real, Adam only made this video to show off his new pc that he built
I cant watch or buy this yet, but I will the minute I get through the game! X3
Adam i love your videos, im starting blender and it's really inspiring what you say and do, you know which game i would like you to talk about, DOOM eternal. I think that Doom has a really great type of art related to it. i would like too see your thoughts on it.
01:38s. Who is moving this camera left and right slowly?
the horisontal wheel hub is a reference to a 80s design of a rim for some japanese and french cars
for instance in europe at early 90s we could get a car that was looking like it was lifted straight out of the world of cyberpunk, named the citroaen MX
images.honestjohn.co.uk/imagecache/file/fit/730x700/media/5849312/Citroen%20XM%20(1).jpg
i think it would be a fun thing for you to check out
I feel liiike I totally met you in Provincetown?
I love the camera movement
How did you do that?
I have several reviews of my camera equipment - Look up "lucidpixul - Edelkrone"
I am sooo gonna buy this book
does the normal edition use the same kind of material as the deluxe edition. like does it use the same high quality paper as the deluxe?
Aweosme can't wait for the game now. As always I love your attention to detail.
08:37s why would a stepson have the same scar as his stepfather?
This isn't to be confused with 'the art of cyberpunk 2077' that one only comes with the special edition of the game.
Is this "The Art of" or more of a lore plus art book? Because I was under the impression the collectors edition comes with "The Art of" book
If making one more review of this book after you play the game means more book review videos, I'm all for it! I'm absolutely loving all of these videos.
Yeah, this is a teaser at best - this game is huge
Please review the art of sekiro
How did you get the book so early.
Isn't witcher's folklore made out of slavic folklore - mixed in with some tolkien fantasy aspects?
Please review the new Procreate 5X :)
"it wouldnt surprise me if, in the future, pple start misinterpreting Witcher 3 lore as real lore"
Yea, that's so true. Tolkein's works, for instance, aren't actually that old, but they're already used as the basis of so much of today's interpretation of high fantasy that a lot of ordinary pple don't know the difference anymore.
Sad that CDPR didnt put any kind of effort to expand the lore of the gangs and district they instead they concentrate on Johnny Silverhand story because of Keannu Reeves instead of the Lore of the game...
Witcher lore is made out of many real folklores. Most of the creatures in the game are from actual folklore of european countries.
man that pc building brag is real damn
Rip console players
There's already a art book? :0
apparently so!
Amazing... oi choombah go learn dat lore! I've been digging into it for year and half. Learn old cyberpunk lore so many cool things that you wouldnt regret
the title says the world of not the art of
u did NOT need a 2 minute intro like just show the art
Less talking please
Absolutely superb, thank you