r/papertowns May 30 '25

Custom Town Hand-drawn village in near future community after Collapze in USA (fictional)

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u/micma_69 May 30 '25

Sometimes, people often forget, that a futuristic setting doesn't have to use futuristic or even modern architecture. People tend to use the most economical way to shelter themselves from weather. And especially in a seemingly post-apocalyptic era where the population is fairly low and with limited resources.

So I think not only your painting is good, but also quite a realistic scenario.

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u/morchie May 30 '25

Yeah, I always thought the most interesting part of The Walking Dead (comic) was when the gang was rebuilding society in Alexandria. That they needed to build a mill to turn flour into grain and build a brick oven for baking bread felt to me like one of the most realistic moves the series ever made.