Traveler | 15. Juli 2010
Just recently stumbled across the Youtube Channel of Battlejitni, so far there are only two videos in it, but it sure looks promising. One is a trailer, the other one is the following: It looks a lot like pulp and it sure is fun, and it does not take itself too seriously, and that’s something [...]
Category: Dieselpunk, Film |
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Tags: Movie, Pulp, Youtube
Traveler | 13. Juli 2010
Today I want to point your inquisitive eyes on another fine blog. It shares many common themes with mine, only the focus is shifted. On The Traveler’s Steampunk Blog you find Steampunk and Dieselpunk with a side-dish of Cthulhu Mythos Goodness, at The Miskatonic Archive, you find great resources about Lovecraft , the Cthulhu Mythos [...]
Category: Art, Cthulhu Mythos, Cthulhuiana, Steampunk |
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Tags: Blog, Cthulhu, Lovecraft, Myke Amend, Ætherweb
Traveler | 11. Juli 2010
In the dark, hidden corners of the ætherweb, sometimes you find hints of forgotten things, tales no longer told and art no longer appreciated. One of these forgotten works of art is a graphic novel/comic which ran from 2000 to 2002. Alas, it did not attract many readers and thus was cancelled before it could [...]
Category: Art, Comics, Literature, Steampunk |
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Tags: Comic, Graphic Novel
Traveler | 9. Juli 2010
Steampunk really is an international cultural phenomenon. Although most of us are only aware of Steampunks in Western Europe and the English speaking parts of the world, and I do my best to introduce my readers to our sisters an brothers in Eastern Europe, you can find Steampunk all over the globe. And this is [...]
Category: Art, Dieselpunk, Film, Steampunk |
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Tags: Movie
Traveler | 8. Juli 2010
Steampunk Holiday July 8th, 1838, Ferdinand Adolf Heinrich August Graf von Zeppelin is born in Konstanz, Grand Duchy of Baden. And as we all know, if it was not for him, one of the most iconic elements of Steampunk technology would not exist. So today, we raise our glasses to Count Zeppelin! People who looked [...]
Category: History, Steampunk, Zeppelins and Airships |
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Tags: Count von Zeppelin
Traveler | 7. Juli 2010
A few days ago I came across some stunningly beautiful photographs of the Brooklyn Roundhouse in sepia on Flickr. When checking the other photographs in the corresponding fotostream, I was delighted to not only see some more industrial photography but also a substantial number of steampunk-themed photographic art and some stunning tribal belly dance images. [...]
Category: Art, Dieselpunk, Steampunk |
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Tags: Art, Bellydance, Photography
Traveler | 5. Juli 2010
This is truely a reason to celebrate! 200 years ago Mr. P.T. “There’s a sucker born every minute” Barnum first saw the light of this world. While the “Sucker-Quote” is easily his most well known, it is not at all certain he actually ever said that. It is just like “I am your father, Luke!” [...]
Category: General Steampunk Things, History |
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Tags: P.T. Barnum, Philanthropy
Traveler | 4. Juli 2010
Via my friend Nick’s blog I found the following magnificient artwork by Remton. Please pay him a visit his page on Deviant Art. It is titled “Luftflotte” and this says it all: Just notice the details, the woman (possibly a pilot) is wearing a headband with an Iron Cross and the Zeppelin (very futuristic, I [...]
Category: Art, Steampunk, Zeppelins and Airships |
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Tags: Art, Artwork, Deviant Art, Zeppelin
Traveler | 3. Juli 2010
A while ago, I ranted about Germans being completely devoid of patriotic feelings. Well, it seems we are changing. Right now the FIFA Word Cup is on (I guess you noticed…) and Germany is once again all coloured black, red and gold, people are going around with painted faces, flags ties around their shoulders etc. [...]
Category: History, Off Topic, Politics, Steampunk, Zeppelins and Airships |
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Tags: FIFA 2010, Footbal World Cup 2010, Zeppelin
Traveler | 2. Juli 2010
Today in 1937 Amelia Earhart, famed aviatrix and, aviation pioneer and author, vanished together with her navigator Fred Noonan somewhere over the Central Pacific. In many ways, Amelia Earhat is the real-life material, many fictional Dieselpunk-heroines are made of. She was a bold, daring woman and for her time very independent. She kept her family [...]
Category: Dieselpunk, History |
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Tags: Amelia Earhart, Aviation