Steampunk Revue The Steampunk Bible Voyages Extraordinaires S. J. Chambers L’esthétique SteamPunk Le steampunk (littéralement punk à vapeur, mais souvent traduit futur à vapeur) représente tout simplement de la science-fiction écrite de nos jours mais qui se déroule au XIXe siècle (ou ses environs temporels)… Pour wikipédia c’est par ici. Le Steampunk possède donc un univers, une culture mais surtout une esthétique que j’affectionne tout particulièrement car elle est anachronique. Les adorateur de cette “tendance” bricolent souvent afin de rendre leur univers personnel à la mode steampunk, pour des résultats souvent surprenants ! Un peu comme des Geeks Modernistes en quelque sorte… A la mode DIY (Do it yourself) avec des bons tutoriels en anglais voici ce que ça donne (cliquez sur l’image pour attérir sur la page correspondante) : Un peu flippant tout ça, non ? Pour mieux visualiser l’esthétique SteamPunk … Ces articles peuvent aussi vous intéresser:
Brass Goggles:The lighter side of Steampunk Posted by proteus on December 23rd,2013 Two things I love in one photo: [via Brian Kesinger’s Tea Girls] Posted by proteus on October 17th,2013 A Steampunk Badminton tournament sounds like a fantastic idea. Posted by proteus on October 11th,2013 Our Forum User “Bolt Face” brings this lovely coverage of a Steampunk Coffee House from The Chive: Image from The Chive Many more images in the original article, and a discussion here on our forums. This clock may not be exactly “steampunk”, but it certainly tickles the dials-and-knobs delight! [Via Boing Boing] Posted by proteus on October 8th,2013 Described as inspired by Steampunk and Warhammer-like games, Diesel Tactics looks like an interesting project that’s still in development. Posted by proteus on February 28th,2013 Hand made from savaged Arbutus, Western Red Cedar, and Black Walnut, these articulated Steamy Icarus wings are a beautiful handmade addition to any dirigible captain’s safety gear: And they’re not just static decoration, either: (more…)
Uchronia: The Alternate History List The Steampunk Workshop | Technology & Romance - Fashion, Style, & Science Steampunk Chronologie de l'histoire des techniques Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Enfin pour être universel, il serait nécessaire de prendre en compte les espaces géographiques concernés afin de mesurer les décalages et autres concomitances. Paléolithique[modifier | modifier le code] Néolithique[modifier | modifier le code] XIIe millénaire av. Haute-Égypte et Nubie : utilisation des premières meules pour la fabrication de la farine à partir de graines d'herbes sauvages.Iran : Signe de protoagriculture et de protoélevage du mouton à Zawi Chemi Shanidar dans le Zagros. XIe millénaire av. Japon : première et plus ancienne époque de fabrication de la céramique connue dans le monde par les peuples Jomons, autour de 10 500 av. Xe millénaire av.
7 Free Wooden Gear Clock Plans for You Eccentric, Masochist Woodworkers | Ever since I had the pleasure of seeing Keith Chamber’s wooden gear clocks in person, I’ve been on the look out for more all wood clocks. See Wooden Gear Clocks by Keith Chambers >> I think wooden clocks are one of those dividing lines in woodworking… To have the aspiration to make a clock, entirely from wood, puts you in your own unique category. One well-known seller of wooden clock plans, Clayton Boyer, pitches his most-difficult plans like this: “Selling plans for the clocks on this page goes against my basic philosophy of trying to spread joy in the world through creative woodworking. However, I have come to the conclusion that I should not stand in the way of a woodworker’s desire for additional frustration in his/her life when they obviously want it so badly.” He won’t sell plans from his “Masochist’s Corner” unless you’ve built one of his simpler clocks first… and sent him photographic PROOF that you completed it. I love it. Here’s his Simplicity, his, er, simplest offering:
August 2010 Still Image from the PlayStation Home Steampunk Sim, known as Nova Venezia One of the reasons I would argue that there is a strong Steampunk presence in virtual worlds is not only for the ability to design Steampunk environs but also for convenience of interaction. The ability for a person to visit such a location easily from their own domicile plays a circumstance in the virtual experience. Second Life has been, to my knowledge, on the forefront of virtual world Steampunk locales, with such dedicated Steampunk destinations as New Babbage, Caledon, and Steeltopia, among many other locales. Production from the Steampunker's Ball in PlayStation Home (Mostly people standing around, but still a peek into a new Steampunk world) As competition in the Virtual world expands, new Steampunk outposts are designed and populated, the range of experiences most certainly expands. View of the Steampunk and Midway Sim in PS Home
A N A C H R O N A U T How to Order: View the log of previouly made falls. Single Falls Pigtail Falls Tabbed Falls Wearers Gallery Send an e-mail to orders@anachronaut.com detailing what you would like. Orders can often take time to get to, I will inform you as soon as I'm able to begin work on your order. Pricing: I now require a deposit of half the amount before I begin work but not before I'm able to begin on your specific order. Example 1 Example 1 is a single fall containing a total of 8 rows [grey and black foam], 2 rows with 1/4" black foam tubing, 2 rows with 1/2" black foam tubing ,1 row with corrugated ½" plastic tubing (metallic). 8 rows times $4.00 + $1.00 +$2.00 +$2.00 This fall = $37.00 Example 2 Example 2 is a slightly more elaborate design. Taking half of the pigtail set, there are 6 rows in this design, with decorative bindings, and silver stripes. In one fall there is one cluster with ½" silver corrugated tubing, and another with ½” foam striped tubing. Example 3 There are 9 clusters in this fall.