Robert Stephenson's 'Rocket' revolutionized transportation when it was introduced to the public in 1829. Powered by coal and water, it could chug along at a blistering sixteen miles per hour - wow. A favourite with the rich, entitled Victorian gentlepeople (they probably had trust funds) it was the Vespa scooter of its day, not to mention a beautiful example of engineering.

steam-punk version of the grim reaper.

in Macau

P.S. the two Macau photos are not taken by film cameras :)

There is a light and it never goes out. :)

This is part two of the Elephant project, part 1 was Natural Paciderm.

There are stories in your veins and only you can read the words.

once again for school. She's supposed to be in the steampunk era. lives up on a piece of land in the floating sky. There's a lot more to the story but I may have to get to that later

So, this is rough (like most of my sketches)...it was a costume concept (currently building said costume)..however, I create characters for the costumes I make..because I'm a nerd and like to get into character...perhaps that's why I'll be teaching character development at work this fall?  Anyway, it's developed into a lot more...as in, I may have created a web comic/story based off of "Willy".

I kinda' like her.

some fisher price toy i found and then decorated it and made it fancy. i need to get a better picture of it on a white background but i wish that this kind of stuff could be kinda cool on this website so yeah. this is what i do. 

For Via's vintage collab.

retro mic, three sides

This is a rendering of the 3D object I made in blender for the Kids vs Monsters steam punk collaboration..