The six saints of Steam

This great little piece is really intersting because it kinda sums up Steampunk...we'll turning my own words into a pun! These six figures all fit on top of a quarter.

>St Goggles
>St Gear
>St Aviator
>St Ornate
>St Boots
>St Brass

You can find more pictures at the Flickr.

(Originally found at BoingBoing)

Turning Steel Into Lace

Cal Lane is an interesting weilding sculptor which doesn't go into the realms of steampunk but I have found that it fits but is interesting. This work would be a shame to be over looked so here you are.

>> Original Artical<<

Neo Victorian Goodies!

Sadly to say I do not have the name of this wonderful artist but I can say that she is the best at making these items, the quality is fantasic and yet she doesn't ask for a stupid amount.

A few of her items can be found on Ebay, if you would like to get them then hurry!

>>Grab them here<<


(Originally found on Steampunk Fashion)

Crab Fu!

Crab Fu is an interesting site that contains a various of different items that are of interested in Steam.

(Top) Crab Fu does a nice little guide on how to draw Steampunk devices and how a steam engine works.

(Bottom) Also they build many steam engines that look very stylish and work very well, always good to have a look at these great little things.

Mikest's Goggles

How to make a great pair of Goggles:

Mikest's photos! on Flickr

This does have a step by step but it might not be the most user friendly but thanks to the nice photographs, i'm sure you can figure it out.

Insect Lab

Created by Mike Libby, clockwork and insects combined into interesting sculpture.

>>Further work can be found here<<

To start with...

Here is another blog for Steampunk, I have been a fan for a while now and I have a large collection of various steamy items ranging from toys to clothing. I will upload all of these as a good reference for everyone and for others who would like to get into Steampunk to see what stuff could be included.

Here is something I picked up in Next yesturday:

Bruno Cuff Watch

It's a nice blend of steampunk and future design, all for £30 at Next.