It was a Tuesday afternoon. I remember, because the day before had been a Monday, and I’d recently confirmed my suspicions on the order of these things. Professor Montmorency Robinson-Heath, the learned boffin with whom I had long been acquainted, … Continue reading A Brief History of Time Machines
Steampunk is renowned for its welcoming environment. Go to an event and you’ll see people of all races, genders, ages and abilities. For some people, existing in the real world can be difficult. They use aids to assist them in … Continue reading Gothianna steampunk Living aids
Back in April 2015, I was an extra in a music video by The Storm Trees, a band from Yorkshire. The song is a catchy number called See So Far. The video was made on a tight time frame and … Continue reading We See So Far – The Storm Trees music video
Call me obssessed, but I do love a good bit of the old artwork with Octopuses. That’s why I’m in awe of the chandeliers from Adam Wallacaver. They’re inspired by the Octopus and use tentacles as the arms which hold the lights. Continue reading “The art of Adam Wallacavage”
I’ve been contacted by a young gentleman by the rather curious name of Johnny Kaos. He’s a photographer who wanted to show off his work to the wider world and chose Steampunk Journal as the means to do it. Continue reading “From Kaos, comes superb photography”
I discovered some rather splendid artwork by an unknown artist on the Australian arm of News.com. They tell us that the images are inspired from the recent steampunk shoot-em-up The Order: 1886. Continue reading “Concept art illustrates steampunk cities”
There are a plethora of steampunk designers out there that will do their best to outstrip the competition and make their products more steampunk than the rest. But it has taken Teresa van Dongen – a designer from Amsterdam – to make the most truly steampunk lamp.
Continue reading “Dutch designer makes the most steampunk lamp ever”
An artist on Tumblr has posted several pictures of the main characters from Big Hero 6, the Japanese inspired animation released late 2014, in steampunk gear with a completely reworked robot Baymax as a steaming piston driven goliath. Continue reading “Splendid Big Hero 6 steampunk art work”
It took a number of weeks of working in between projects to get this done, but the goggles are finally ready. They look divine when on, but do carry a number of factors that need to be taken into consideration. Continue reading “Operation Steelpunk! Completion”
I may as well admit it that I’m hopeless at making things. I’m not a steampunk inventor by all accounts. I am creative, though and when I discovered that Daniel, an old school friend of mine, makes things out of metal in his spare time, I asked him to make me some goggles that would reflect my Sheffield heritage. Continue reading “Operation Steelpunk! Part One”
