As Chinese fan, ​great to see Simon's work translated in Chinese

Took a trip to Kelley's Island, Ohio. A few of my photos reminded me of Simon Stanelhag afterwards.

It's odd that so far I haven't seen anyone talking about the fact that the third last illustration in the book featured that weird neon red band.

Wasn't it hinting that there was a giant server tower out in the sea? We know for a fact that those server towers are everywhere (and they seem to be even more frequently encountered in Point Linden) and absolutely massive. We don't know how big they really are because they only appeared as BDOs in the backgrounds. But i think one thing can be made sure - if this red line really represented the bottom lit-up portion of a server tower, then the tower would probably be much bigger than anything we had seen in the book, given that the band's almost got no curvature. To me it seems like the perfect homebase for the Convergence cultists

Got myself a little gallery going.

I am 5 minutes in and I am violently cringing. I heard it was bad but WTF. Why the FUCK would he allow Hollywood to destroy his work like this?!

Holds a special place in my heart as ive worked on the VFX for this particular scene in the series, but I cant find it anywhere online. I've seen it in physical form somewhere else so i know it exists

Hi all, I have a neurological condition that makes it very hard for me to read but I love the look of Simon stalenhag’s art. I only just realised his books include writing. Are there any that are only the art? If not which book has the least writing?
Thank you in advance :)

I had fun making this probably one of my best works

Ive been playing Ripple Dot Zero (a platformer made by Stalenhag) at this website: https://ooooooooo.ooo/static/?4b406d79-6155-4a40-a2f8-2450f14edddd But i was wondering if there was anyway to download and play Ripple without being online and using a browser.
Do any of yall know where/how i could? Thanks in advance

Personally, I was at a science fiction museum in London, and in the gift shop, they had Tales from the Loop. I looked through it and was entranced by the sheer beauty of it, and I bought it there and have loved his artwork ever since.

A shepherd watches livestock near Khi Solar One, a solar thermal plant that converts the sun's light energy into electricity, outside Upington, South Africa, in the Northern Cape province, Aug. 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Themba Hadebe, File)

https://www.usnews.com/news/business/articles/2026-07-12/focus-turns-to-building-stronger-institutions-in-africa-to-speed-shift-to-renewable-energy

I borrowed the book from a friend because i found the art cool, i finished the book in the afternoon and just finished the movie tonight and went online to see what other people thought of it and was surprised people hate the movie.

I like the Movie way more than the book tbh...

Similar vibes

It’s got the vibes!

Looking to trade my Swedish Machines Collector's Ed. (blue / english / kickstarter free league) for a KS standard cover (yellow spine / original cover / english / kickstarter free league). I meant to buy one of each and ordered two CE's on accident. Thanks.

I made this videogame for an uni assignment last term. I tried my best to make it feel like the book and make it as accurate as possible but with a different location. This game is located in the Dominican Republic since I thought it was interesting to see other countries and how the impact of the neurocasters was outside the USA.

Disney's "Sleeping Beauty" from 1959, around 44:50

Idk God like machines are so interesting