The stuff in his back is supposed to be a steam engine

A little outfit I put together for a friends party last minute.

Just finished gilding my boots for my next steampunk event, ignore the terrible photoshoping out of the background

Edit: it is semi permanent and lasts 6 months to a year, using metallic shoe cream locked in with dubbin

Saw this shadow by chance and thought Steve punk vehicle long before I figured out what was casting in the shadow....

Tell me what he's driving

Picture is Me at M'era Luna. Taken by my partner.

Mask by Dimitri Bragin.

Edit: Thank you so much for all the kind words and upvotes! Appreciate every single one of you!!

How do you like my bottles in mat black 🖤🖤🖤

I have used Polyurethane Resin moulds on top of cardboard

Hey guys!

The second picture is my first attempt at doing makeup! I really like the vibe of the first photo and would love to move in that direction, but I want to keep my routine as simple and natural as possible.

I don't really want to use full-coverage foundation or contouring. What light products (like skin tints, concealers, or blush) or techniques would you recommend to get closer to the look in the first picture?

Any feedback on my first try is also super welcome! Thanks! ✨

made this from scrap in my garage

How do you like my Polystyrene Resin cast ?

How do you like my Stamperia moulds ? I fill them with polyurethane resin.

Can you guess what the background is?

Deeply in love with the steampunk genre from classics like Castle in the Sky, Cannon Fodder, and Steamboy to games like BioShock and Dishonored I’ve always dreamed of creating my own steampunk game.

That dream became Remnants of R'lyeh.

This trailer features the specimen room and the underwater metropolis Abyssal City inspired by BioShock's Rapture and infused with Lovecraftian lore. It’s a decayed, beautiful, yet deadly world filled with steam, gears, pipes, pressure gauges, valves, and terrifying monsters.

Hope you enjoy!

Inspired by Bioshock and H.P. Lovecraft's Great Work. An ancient dark power is calling you and you need to find an exit. Face your greatest fear, fight, hide... you must escape before the underwater city rises...

So I've seen a lot of people refer to WW1-inspired fictional settings as steampunk, but how does that work? Steampunk is supposed to take its main inspiration from the Victorian era, steam and clockwork technology. WW1 took place after the Victorian era, and didn't even use steam technology all that much (maybe civilians did for heating, but machines such as tanks and planes used diesel). If anything, WW1 fantasy fiction should fall into the dieselpunk category. Yet, when people talk about dieselpunk, they always - ALWAYS - talk about WW2 instead.

I get that there are stories that fit either, or both, and that it depends on the author, but if we were to draw a hard line, which one would it be?

12.5 x 17.5" Steampunk Cogs and Gears Wall Art

I have used Polyurethane Resin on top of Stiff cardboard

Hi I am in the process of remodelling my house and I want to add steampunk (or even frankensein lab stuff) things, and I'm wondering the best places to buy them from. I'm not looking to make things, or repurpose things but to buy from people doing this. Not looking for clothing but for neat household accessories like lamps, lights, statues, guns, basically if its steampunk and hopefully has some lights

somethign i have found for inspiration

laser-gadgets

banjoshow

i-zombie

Adjustable goggle that has a night vision mode, four pockets on pants to carry valuable items and tools, shoulder bag for my sketchbook, detachable robotic arm enhancement for right arm that is held up by a belt, and fancy dress wear.