The artwork merges vintage aesthetics with a surreal cyberpunk theme, producing an evocative red and black scene that transports viewers to a speculative version of a cityscape at night. Echoes of Greg Capullo’s dynamic compositions are visible in the depiction of an old cyberpunk phone booth, which is intricately designed and set against brooding old buildings and overgrown trees, enhancing the piece’s enigmatic appeal. The style of Kentaro Miura adds a dark, atmospheric depth, evident in the detailed and ominous background, underscoring a sense of decay and forgotten lore. Further adding to the richness, the artwork includes a coin-operated machine in a forested area, reminiscent of John Blanche’s fantastical and archaic influences, along with a nod to the nightmarish visions of H.R. Giger as seen in the Berlin coin print shop with “Goethe” inscribed on it. Gustave Doré’s influence brings a level of hyper-realism and horror, particularly through the shadowy, Gothic elements of the cityscape. This convergence of styles not only highlights the versatility and adaptability of the artists’ iconic techniques but also underscores the benefits of using style references in AI art, allowing for a layered, multi-textural exploration of themes that resonate on various emotional and intellectual levels.