Deviant artist Ian Finch-Field is a man with talent. The Canadian works incredibly well with wood, brass and leather. Influenced by comic books, Ian often makes fantastic pieces that appeal to art lovers and geeks alike. This example is of a handmade leather and brass steampunk gauntlet. I get Ironman vibes from it.
Steampunk as Dr Grordbort presents the Deadliest Game
Follow the action as Lord Broadforce (played by Geoff Houtman) takes Millicent Middlesworth (Morgana O’Reilly) on a tour of the local planet. Dangerous stuff – but, thankfully, Boardforce is British. This steampunk short film is based on the world of Dr Grordbort by Greg Boardmore. If you think you might like to see where science […]
Glue some gears on it and call it steampunk
Steampunk is cool. There’s an episode of Castle that’s heavy with Steampunk. Just as we have the rise of the aspirational geek so do we have to cope with aspirational steampunks.
Steampunk Couture: Kato
The increasingly popular Geeks Are Sexy geeky blog found these pictures of the proprietor of the steampunk fashion boutquie Steampunk Couture. This Kato. The pictures come from the store’s Facebook page and I’m sure they’ve been posted because of Kato’s awesome look in the photographs. However, it’s also well worth your while checking out the […]
Steampunk sub-machine gun
Neil Morrison describes this steampunk styled sub-machine gun as “first ever Steampunk build”. He’s happy with it. I don’t blame him! I really hope this is not his last. There’s a commentary on his blog and a host of images on Flickr. They’re both worth the trip over to study in detail. The pictures below […]
Steampunk smartphone
Richard Clarkson, aka @Clarkson_Rich, has designed this simply stunning steampunk phone. He calls it a “rotary mechanical smartphone” and I can see why. Clarkson writes that he wanted to include more feeling and life into our digital technology. I think he’s succeeded. Don’t you?
The datamancer’s impressive steampunk laptop
This laptop is impressive. It’s a machine to be proud of, a work of art and given how long it probably took to build I’m sure it’s part of the family by now. A shoutout not just to Datamancer for having the awesome talent to build this machine but to Tiberius at Geek Tyrant for […]
GM Inspiration: Freaky steampunk bug
This picture was shared by a LiveJournal picture community without credit. If you know the creator please leave a comment – that’s if you’ve not already fled to the next post with a cry of “Eeeew!”. I think this bug is two parts freaky for each part cute. Most of all, perhaps, this picture strikes […]
Anthrobots: Steampunk insects built from bullets
Some geeky creations are so great that they count as art. Step up artist Tom Hardwidge and the anthrobots. You can’t buy these via an ecommerce system yet but you can email Tom and discuss a commission. Clicking on any of these will open a larger image. There are, of course, more on Tom’s site […]
The Dreamcatcher: Steampunk Nerf gun
There is very little doubt; this gun is a work of art. It’s also fully functional. The good thing is that you get to shoot this gun without a license as its a modified Nerf Maverick. The gun was built by ProfessorCaTPardus who runs an Etsy Store. Bad news. The gun has already been sold […]
