"Steampunk Lincoln" by vex311
Four score and seven gears ago, this small town bought to fruition a dream of a President stature of epic proportions. And all was good... until the next town over built that Cyberpunk John Wilkes Booth.
Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Papercraft: Steampunk Airships
"Orphanage for Lost Adventures" by Dutch artist Jeroen van Kesteren
Miniature model Victorian flying machines and airships created out of cardboard, aluminum foil, and a variety of papers or the propellers and sails. Ranging between fifteen and twenty inches tall, each of these fantastic vessel takes van Kesteren about a month to construct.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Friday, January 8, 2016
Illustration: Molly McGuinness
I'm a huge fan of Brian Kesinger's art, but I think he's outdone himself in his recent comic.
"this was my first entry into the world of comics. this was published in an anthology book produced by the story artists at walt disney animation studios. the book is called where is dead zero and each artist had to tell a different 8 page story using that same title. my story centers around a crypto-entomologist named molly mcguinness who travels to the new world in order to return a lost butterfly to it’s native habitat. it was a lot of work but very fun to do. i penciled each panel out on paper and then inked and colored it digitally."
Monday, December 28, 2015
Tech: Ragnar’s Revenge PC Case
This beauty is the winner of Bit-tech’s annual awards for both best casemod and custom case as well as the winner of German Casemod Championship. Ali Abbas calls his Viking-themed
wooden case Ragnar’s Revenge, and it is a sight to behold. It features mechanical swiveling
wings that reveal the system's interior. The design isn't exactly nautical, but it's primary purpose is conceal the PC’s components behind eye candy. Check out the video and photos below.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Link Round-Up: December 8, 2015
News: Ohio Man Fined $500 for Refusing to Take Down Zombie Nativity Scene, Decides to Fundraise to Cover Expected Future Fines
Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual
Harrison Ford Talks "Chewie, We're Home" Line In Star Wars: The Force Awakens
This Lego Color Chart Contains Every Color Lego That Exists
One star Yelp reviews of national parks
There's a raging controversy over Princess Leia's bikini
What Happened When A Design Agency Made A Twitter Bot Its Creative Director
Why Detroit Needs User-Centered Design
Monday, September 21, 2015
Artist: Ignacio Fernández Ríos
Illustrations by Madrid, Spain-based Ignacio Fernández Ríos (Pencracker)
Here are some incredible character illustrations by Ignacio
Fernández Ríos, a freelance concept artist and illustrator
based in Madrid.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Illustration: Steampunk Superheroines
"Wonder Woman" by Jennifer (NoFlutter)
Steampunk Superheroine Redesigns
NoFlutter
has redesigned four of comic books most iconic superheroine to give them a Victorian steampunk flavor! She's done a version of DC's Power Girl, Wonder Woman, Supergirl and
Marvel's Captain Marvel. Her previous designs are super popular with cosplayers, and we can't wait to see these start popping up at conventions.
Friday, August 21, 2015
Vehicle: Steampunk Sidecar Tricycle
"Steampunk designed 1959 Ural K-750 Sidecar Tricycle" photographed by Matkalla
Photographed at the Helsinki Bike Show
Via: Motouutiset.fi via @helsinkiin2017
3D Print: Steampunk Iron Man Hand
"Steampunk Iron Man Hand" by Jacky Wan (Valcrow)
Jacky Wan is an incredible designer, collaborating with
Ultimaker in creating various projects. He recently combined two
of his passions, movies and helping those in need. Inspired by e-NABLE’s
noble mission of creating 3D prosthetic hands, Wan wanted to create a 3D printed prosthetic hand that would look “more
cool” than what is currently available. He wanted to make something that
a child would be proud of or be the envy of others. He also had the
desire to change this disability into something that was “fun in its own
way.”
Wan used the Raptor Hand design as a base in creating a steampunk style Iron Man prosthetic hand. The snap-together construction of the hand ensures each component is useful, including the gears on the back of the hand. Wan has made the design available on YouMagine for free download, and it has already been downloaded more than 500 times.
Wan used the Raptor Hand design as a base in creating a steampunk style Iron Man prosthetic hand. The snap-together construction of the hand ensures each component is useful, including the gears on the back of the hand. Wan has made the design available on YouMagine for free download, and it has already been downloaded more than 500 times.
"While many of the printable prosthesis designs have come a long way in proving it's function. They still have a long way to go in aesthetics. This iteration focuses on building upon that base but making it more creative, fun and acceptable to children to alleviate the psychological stress of having to use a prosthesis.
This is a first version. Most of the aesthetic and base structure is complete. A level of refinement & revision towards the function and usability is required. Future improvements include: variable finger tension, rotatable thumb."
Friday, July 3, 2015
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Metalwork: Locomotive Barbecue Pit
Locomotive Barbecue Pit by Russia-based Ryazan Deulino
This four ton steampunk train barbeque grill was built by Ryazan Deulino. It features three separate cooking bays and a brick-lined
furnace. Some of the controls in the cab are functional, too! The wheel turns the rotating spit.
Interior Design: HMS Enterprise Lamp
Via: SteampunkTendencies
This steampunk Enterprise is constructed of brass, copper, and other assorted recycled materials.
Interior Design: Steam Hellsinki
Photographed by Hn Photography
Steam Hellsinki, the first steampunk bar in Finland opened on March 13th, 2015. The menu at Steam Hellsinki includes almost 40
varieties of gin (soon to be to 70), served alongside cucumber
sandwiches and tea served in vintage tea pots. The bar is one of several managed by a company well known in Helsinki for its themed restaurants, but by all reports, the popularity of Steam Hellsinki has exceeded all expectations. Evidently Scandinavians love a good Victorian theme.
Like them on Facebook or check out their Instagram account for more pictures.
Like them on Facebook or check out their Instagram account for more pictures.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Interior Design: Submarine-Themed Pub
A year ago, 6th-Sense Interiors came up with the idea of a themed pub
meant to faithfully render the interior of a submarine for one of their
clients. The vault shaped ceiling as well as the wagon shaped space
divided in two different rooms seemed perfect for this kind of design.
The Romanian Sub pub, in its final form, would have a large and small room, each with its own bar according to their size, together with a small booth. The pub is designed in industrial style with steampunk features. According to the concept idea, the design was supposed to include several details that are commonly found inside any submarine: control panels, periscopes, visible pipes, bolted metal doors, torpedoes, radars. It's not quite "steampunk," but it's still a sight to behold.
The Romanian Sub pub, in its final form, would have a large and small room, each with its own bar according to their size, together with a small booth. The pub is designed in industrial style with steampunk features. According to the concept idea, the design was supposed to include several details that are commonly found inside any submarine: control panels, periscopes, visible pipes, bolted metal doors, torpedoes, radars. It's not quite "steampunk," but it's still a sight to behold.
"6th Sense Interiors came up with the idea of a themed pub meant to faithfully render the interior of a submarine. The vault shaped ceiling as well as the wagon shaped space divided in two different rooms seem perfect for this kind of design. “Submarine”, in its final form, will have a large and small room, each with its own bar according to their size, together with a small booth.
According to the concept idea, the design was supposed to include several details that are commonly found inside any submarine: control panels, periscopes, visible pipes, bolted metal doors, torpedoes, radars, maps. “Submarine” includes two serving bars that have the shape of a submarine made of metal, an antiaircraft booth for the DJ desk, and mobile torpedoes moving on the ceiling. The small room is called the Engine room, because of the big propeller powered by engines."
Toys: Steampunk Mario
Rodrigo Marckezini re-imagines our favorite plumber decks out in steampunk styles. I'm pretty sure that I'd play this game!
Friday, May 22, 2015
Paintings: Steampunk Cityscapes
"Steel Moon" by Germany-based Vadim Voitekhovitch
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