What kind of style does retro-future art use? I found some on

>>2884191
Kinda looks like a retro-future style.

>>2884196
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>>2884191
I don't think there's really a name for it. The genre is called Retro-Futurism and the style/aesthetic just looks like a retro golden age 70s type of style.

There's actually a fairly large reddit community that's into this type of stuff. It isn't exclusively about art but more so about the retro-futuristic aesthetic. You might find more stuff there. (/r/retrofuturism)

It's what the 50s thought the future would look like. You can still see the 40s-50s influences on the designs.

>What kind of stylefor retro-futurism
Obviously the style which was used in the time you extrapolate from:
Steampunk is victorian era style / Jugendstil, 30ies is Art Deco, etc.

>>2884191
I think 1950s/60s illustration owes a lot to precisionism, it's not as flat though. Not sure if the style ever had a name.