Through the Ætherbox
Posted By Traveler on 20. November 2011
I have been sloppy reacting to input I received through my ætherbox recently. There have been quite a number of things trickling in, mostly in relation with the European Steampunk Convention, but also others.
Planning for the ESC is one of the reasons this blog has been getting rather short updates recently.
First, I want to point your attention to Marcos, a Spanish Steampunk designer and inventor who can be found at http://steampunkstudio.blogspot.com/, his blog is well worth the casual and the longer visit. All his pieces are fantastic. Here’s an example, the Kraken 888:
He has initially contacted me regarding the European Steampunk Convention, something I consider really lucky!
Continuing with three-dimensional design, interior design in this case, an old acquaintance of mine, Josh Kinsey of J.W. Kinsey Artifice fame has kindly sent me an image of his newest invention, the Photonic Siphuncle:
Mr. Kinsey’s workshop is one of the finest I have seen on the ætherweb, a true master of his craft. Bring some time when you visit him.
And finally, to round up this post dominated by visual maginficance, here is something to please your eyes and ears:
A video by The Dark Design, dark steampunk electro. In other words, exactly my taste! Please enjoy:
You can also find The Dark Design on Facebook. Please saunter over and give them some love!
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I am an anthropologist and in this capacity a minor scholar of the Cthulhu Mythos and H.P. Lovecraft. I am also quite obviously heavily into Steampunk and Dieselpunk and like travelling.
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