

Some nice ruins from Tomb Raider: Underworld. A good example what gorgeous decorations ruins are still providing.
The sweet Lure of Decay
Death and Destruction


Some nice ruins from Tomb Raider: Underworld. A good example what gorgeous decorations ruins are still providing.

The erotic model Jenny P aka Penny Mathias in a post-apocalyptic setting. I never understood what this high heels could be good for in the figh for survival, but anyway it’s already an obligatory commonplace.

I never was a great fan of Beyoncé. Now she made this video "Run the World Girls", where all this high-heeled chicks are claiming their rights in a a post-apocalyptic world. Kind of ridiculous, already years ago Julie Strain was way better than this shit. Moreover I don’t understand why Julie Strain don’t ask for copyright.
A nice post-apocalyptic pulp cover of 1951. To the monument at Mount Rushmore there some new presidents added.

Chelsea Market in Manhattan. A shopping mall and fruit market in Manhattan constructed 2006 in an old factory. There are a lot of elements quoting ruin and decay.

Captive Women is an American Sci-Fi film from 1952. In an post-apocalyptic future two primitive tribes the "Norms" and the "Mutates" are fighting for New York. The barabaric costumes are quite funny look a bit like from Sindbad the Sailor.
"Cloister Cemetery in the Snow" (1817-19) by Caspar David Friedrich is probably one of the most famous ruin paintings, romantic ruin at its purest.
When Caspar David Friedrich drew it as a ruin he did more or less the same as some geeks of today when they are changing some photos with photoshop into post-apocalyptic views.



Ruin of a design house in Greece. Probably constructed in the 1960s for some rich man, later abandonded, now a playground for the local youth.

Two charming post apocalyptic views of a flooded world by the American science fiction and fantasy artist Bob Eggleton.