Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Lego Creation: Steampunk Imperial Shuttle

SteamPunk Imperial Shuttle

"I saw Steadibrick build an AWESOME SteamPunk X Wing for Star Wars Day - Toronto (to benefit SickKids)... so I had to build something to go with it so it didn't feel left out."
SteamPunk Imperial Shuttle   SteamPunk Imperial Shuttle

Friday, March 23, 2012

Sculpture: Metal Insects



Elizabeth Goluch’s life-like steampunk insect sculptures feature gold, silver, and enamel detailing. Check out her website to see more of her clockwork bugs.





Thursday, March 22, 2012

Papercraft: Steampunk Metalwork


Steampunk’d Papercraft by Phillip Valdez
"I do paper sculpture and have a soft spot for steampunk. All creations are made from Archival paper with book binding glue and acrylic paints."





Friday, March 16, 2012

Sculpture: Steampunk Corkscrew


This monster of a device is officially the worlds largest Corkscrew. It was created by a mechanical sculptor called Rob Higgs of ONEOFONEHUNDRED LIMITED, who launched the device with an unveiling by the Prince Albert of Monaco. Using hundreds of bronzed metal springs, gears and other parts, this incredible machine uncorks and pours a bottle of wine with Rube Goldberg-worthy complexity.


Thursday, March 8, 2012

Short Film: Invention of Love



Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Sculpture: Clockwork Creatures


Mechanized Clockwork Creatures by Daniel Proulx
Available from CatherinetteRings on Etsy

From an alternate dimension where "His Dark Materials" played out, come Daniel Proulx’s astonishing mechanical creepers, crafted from spare clock and scrap metal parts

 

 

 

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Out of the molds...



At least the earrings I made with my new molds :) 

Some of them are made with polymer clay (fimo) and some like the molds with airdrying clay. 


I either used black polymer clay or painted them with black acrylic colour. 


Just to add the metallic effects also with acrylic paint. 


As I said... no sun! Therefore I had to use artifical light to get som pictures :(


I hope you get at least a little impression how they can shine in the light!