A very short film with some steampunk time travellers and a touch of bleak comedy. It just goes to show that a pair of adventurers are the last thing you want popping into your life. The A: Sixty team like to make this super short comedies. Take advantage of this random teleport link to load […]
Steampunk Frankenstein monster cake
Impressive cakes are one of the standout memories of 2014 for me. This particular cake, safely in the wow-impressive scale, is by Crazy-Sweet.de and shows a Frankenstein’s Monster with a strong steampunk vibe to it. As you can just see in Tobias Wilhelm’ photograph the cake took home gold. Now wonder stores like Lakeland and […]
Beautiful steampunk voyages from Didier Graffet
These stunning illustrations are from the French artist Didier Graffet. Even when they’re packed with action, explosions and danger, they manage to have something soft and sombre about them. He’s been a professional illustrator since 1994 and draws his inspirations from holiday travel through Scotland and other places. I see steampunk in many, if not […]
What would a steampunk Game Boy look like?
Artist Elise Siegwald designed and converted this steampunk Game Boy before putting pictures up on Behance. The French artist used thread, acrylic paint and clock parts for the effective case-modding.
TradeCraft Bonus: 7 sets of steampunk inspired shoes
Steampunk is as much a style as it is a genre. While I agree that you can’t just glue some gears on it and call it steampunk I think it highly likely that the gear, or cog, would likely be a fashion focus in many steampunk realities. Steampunk shoes, therefore, don’t need to have little […]
Bob-OMB t-shirt
Bob-OMB is a limited t-shirt design by Mark Chilcott. You can pick it up, while stocks last, from Cult Collective. There are only 100. You’ll get a signed and numbered card to mark your purchase. I like t-shirts like this but then wonder whether I should wear them or not. Is it really a t-shirt […]
How Paula Duta drew her steampunk cyborg lion
This remarkable steampunk cyborg lion is the work of the Romanian artist Paula Duta. She captured the process by taking a series pictures of the design coming to life on her illustration desk. You can see other examples of Paula’s work over at her Behance portfolio. It’s worth a look. (Via Geek Art Gallery and […]
Steampunk delight: A review of Brass Sun
Imagine what it would be like if the sun was a super-hot orb on an actual Orrery and there was a network of planets connected to it by a mechanical contraption. Imagine what it would take to transform a natural solar system into something like that. Brass Sun starts off with all guns blazing. We’ve […]
Ad Nauseum: A Review of the Kromore RPG
Tired of new role playing games trying to reinvent the genre with modern design concepts? Are you frustrated with role playing games that are trying to bring the hobby in new directions, or modernized for contemporary audiences? Well, have I got a game for you. The Kromore Role-playing Game feels like a game that wilfully and […]
Free until the end of January: The Great Game
While in playtest The Great Game from Aetheric Dreams is free to download. ENnie and Origins nominated for Nights of the Crusades, Aetheric Dreams is an indie RPG publisher to watch. The Great Game takes a Lovecraftian steampunk spin to the historical Great Game. This was a time when the Russian and British empires fought […]
