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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Steampunk Hands: International Q&A Project Pts 1-3
Steampunk month is over. My final post for Steampunk Hands Around the World, showcases Ray Dean’s International Q&A on her website, My Ethereality. Ray interviewed several participants from around the world. Other participants included: Sally-Ann Livingston (England), Davide Mana (Italy), Josue Ramos (Spain), Jaymee Goh Sook Yi (Malaysia), Paulo Ramirez (Mexico), Arthur Morgan (France), Kenneth Toglia (USA), Suna (Scotland/India), Kevin…
Steampunk Hands: International Q&A Project Pts 1-3 was originally published on karen j carlisle / off the artboard
#8 Steampunk Hands: Standing at Attention
The Evolution of My Workshop Where do I do most of my steampunk related things – costuming, art and writing? I admit my work gets spread over several rooms. Costume making spreads through the lounge room (when watching inspiring videos), the dining table and the veranda. I even invade my husband’s work area in the sacred…
#8 Steampunk Hands: Standing at Attention was originally published on karen j carlisle / off the artboard
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The Forty Elephants – the All Girl Gang of Victorian-era England: A Steampunk Feminist Perspective
Originally posted on Cogpunk Steamscribe:
The topic of this article was inspired by the episode ‘Toronto’s Girl Problem’ of Murdoch Mysteries (Season Eight) The Forty Elephants were a 19th-century all-female gang who specialized in shoplifting. Their centre of operations was…
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#7 Steampunk Hands: Welcome to Our Workshops
A Showcase local creators and their workshops – and things they create We are fortunate to have some very talented people in Adelaide who are part of our steampunk community. These include artists, costume-makers, writers and gadget makers. Let me introduce you to just a few of them. These generous people let me into their workshop…
#7 Steampunk Hands: Welcome to Our Workshops was originally published on karen j carlisle / off the artboard
Posted in Art, Costume, Imagination, photography, steampunk
Tagged Costume, design, fun, steampunk, steampunkHands
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Steampunk Hands: International Steampunk Q&A
Wow. What a week! I finished painting and gluing my steampunk Fairy Eliminator, visited local artiscan’s workshops for photoshoots and had my first internation request for a guest blog post, translated into Spanish. I was also asked to take part in an International Q&A Interview (of several fellow steampunks all over the world) by Raydeen, who writes…
Steampunk Hands: International Steampunk Q&A was originally published on karen j carlisle / off the artboard
Don’t just ask what your Steampunk community can do for you…
Come and join the fun! reblogged from Cogpunk Steamscribe Don’t just ask what your Steampunk community can do for you….
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#6: Through the Looking Glass
Steampunk Hands Around the World: Our Workshop – Creating the Steampunk Aesthetic Steampunk is not just a writing genre or a series of philosophies (encompasing the reuse, recycle and repurpose ethic, its promotion of hand-made craft and positive outlook on life – Back to the Future). It is also an aesthetic, encompassing style, clothing, jewelry. It…
#6: Through the Looking Glass was originally published on karen j carlisle / off the artboard
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Pretty in (Steam)punk
Originally posted on Cogpunk Steamscribe:
Steampunk cosplay version of Poison Ivy from the Batman Universe. I spent a lovely morning, in the company of a lovely friend and fellow Steampunk Enthusiast, going through an Spotlight outlet (retailers of fabric, craft…
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February Tea & Tidings is due out this week.
Do you like reading my blog? Are you interested in knowing more about my writing or backgrounds to my stories? Do you want to read preview snippets of The Department of Curiosities or The Adventures of Viola Stewart? Are you dying to know more about Doctor Jack? Do you want exclusives or information before it…
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#5 Steampunk Hands: Weapon Workshop
How is this for timing? I searched for a recent workshop to write about – as an example of something I learned or made because of steampunk. I had already written about my articulated aviator wings in On Making My Steampunk Wings. I contemplated posting about a recent corset workshop, but that was not exclusively steampunk…
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