Things from the Flood Hardcover – 9 July 2020

Get sucked i to this book!! It is a masterpiece of artwork and the written word!!

As excellent as his other books. Provocative, though provoking, hauntingly beautiful artwork. I am such a fan of this artist and his work.

beautiful artwork, growing up in an alternative Sweden, with roaming robots , dinosaurs , machine plagues , divorced parents , and childhood sorrows. Text kept to a bare minimum , explaining the story behind the pictures, and letting them speak for themselves..

These dystopian science fiction images will haunt you ...Set in the 1990's of the far future ... but without drones just droids...At least one of these images I saw as a 4x2 m painting in Tate modern. I've been trying to find a print ever since. Here it is, a landscape with a Honda on a field track...,

Love Simon Stalenhag's art.I decided to support the artist by buying this book, and the others in the series.For me, his art style has flavours of high end shin-hanga Ukiyo-e.Nothing remotely similar in production, of course, however his work triggers a lot of the same internal toggles of admiration of the technical skill and the aesthetic appreciation of the beauty of art to me.05 September 2020

You may have been fortunate enough to have seen The Loop on TV based on Simon Stålenhag's collection of paintings by the same name. Things From The Flood is the follow up collection. This book contains excellent prints and dialogues that take you into an exciting world.

This is the third title I have read by this great author and artist, I am not disappointed in any way.

I’m a huge fan of the work of Simon Stålenhag and this entire book is just as beautiful and eerie as one expects from this artist. If you enjoyed the mysterious Tales From the Loop, then there’s no question you’ll enjoy Things From the Flood too.This would therefore be a 5-star review, but sadly I have my gripes. I was sure the Amazon advert on the cover of this book would a removable sticker - But be warned, it is not. The beautiful cover art is therefore permanently marred. Why Amazon thought this was an appropriate thing to do to an art book is beyond me.My copy in particular was also poorly packaged for transport, resulting in the hardcover being scuffed at the bottom. Not a deal breaker, but certainly disappointing.