Traveler | 4. Februar 2012
Another one of these things I found on the web. Its path has been so winded, I could not find the artist who created it. Related items Excellent Group Photograph Sesja fotograficzna WINTER STEAM – WINTER STEAM photo session Vintage X-Wing Fighter Prof. Minuskel’s Timetravel Panopticum: Recap 2 – Nakari Sharing the Pain
Category: Art, Steampunk |
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Tags: Darth Vader, Sith, Star Wars
Traveler | 23. Januar 2012
Witajcie moi przyjaciele z Polski, tutaj jest sesja zdjeciowa na która moglibyscie sie udaς! And since my mastery of the Polish language has not improved much, I continue in English My friend Ana, she guest-posted here earlier, is organising a photoshoot. I would love to go there myself, alas, although our respective countries of residence [...]
Category: Art, Event, Steampunk |
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Tags: Dieselpunk, Event, Gothic, International Steampunk, Photography, Poland, Polish Steampunk, Steampunk, Steampunk w Polska, Warsaw
Traveler | 22. Januar 2012
I discovered this really interesting map recently while scouting the ætherweb for curiosities worthy of blogging about. What I find most interesting is obviously the entry at the bottom of the map: Dreamlands Now, I wonder if this is just for the places we all go to at night when we dream, or wether it [...]
Category: Art, Cthulhu Mythos, Literature |
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Tags: Crossover, Fantasy, fun, Map
Traveler | 21. Januar 2012
I am a fan of Neil Young. I own several albums and Keep on Rocking in the Free World and Hey hey, my my are two of my all-time favourites. I also noticed recently Hey hey, my my can be turned into a Cthulhu Mythos hymn quite easily: Hey hey, my my Great Old Ones [...]
Category: Art, Cthulhu Mythos, Cthulhuiana |
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Tags: Cthulhu Mythos, fun, Fun Poetry, Hastur, Hommage, Neil Young
Traveler | 16. Januar 2012
Normally it pains me to see old, venerable steam-powered train engines stand somewhere, left to rot in disrepair. Yet, there is still some beauty that can even be distilled from them. The following image is ample testimony: The photographer responsible for this very powerful image is Beezqp, from Poland. The train engine is standing somewhere [...]
Category: Art, History, Technomantic Stuff |
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Tags: DeviantArt, Locomotive, Photography
Traveler | 9. Januar 2012
Are you confused by the title of today’s blog? Believe me, I am, too. Anyway, a dear friend of mine brought my attention to this wonderful piece of modern Japanese music: The Yoshida Brothers have managed to bring traditional Tsugaru-janinsen music into the 21st century and created very impressive pieces of music along the way. [...]
Category: Art, Music, Tales of the travelling steampunk |
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Tags: Japan, Tsugaru-jaminsen, Yoshida Brothers
Traveler | 2. Januar 2012
Another wonderful piece of tech art I found on DeviantArt. The concept behind it is rather weird, but we can still dream, can’t we? So, to sum up what this is about: This is an experimental German aircraft (from a completely different time line) powered by a steam turbine. I actually wonder if it would [...]
Category: Art, Dieselpunk |
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Tags: Deviant Art, Fighter Aircraft, Ætherweb
Traveler | 29. Dezember 2011
Now this is a machine to take out the Death Star in style and enjoy a cup of tea afterwards. People who looked at this item also looked at… Steampowered Dieselpunk Aircraft New Steampunk Home Review: Carnal Machines – Steampunk Erotica Review: Escape the Clouds – Circumnavigator Prof. Minuskel’s Timetravel Panopticum: Recap 2 – Nakari [...]
Category: Art, Steampunk |
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Tags: Star Wars Steampunk, X-Wing
Traveler | 15. Dezember 2011
Picking up on an earlier post, here is some more art by Muzski, mangling the works of Hergé and Lovecraft in some trans-dimensional, non-euclidean way and producing something hardly imaginable: I guess this scenario would actually make a fun scenario. The Yithians are not evil, they are just scientists. With a little bit of tweaking [...]
Category: Art, Comics, Cthulhu Mythos |
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Tags: fun, Great Race of Yith, Pnakotus, Tintin
Traveler | 14. Dezember 2011
Last time I wrote aboutProfessor Minuskels Timetravel Panopticum I left the best and most spectacular bit out. Later in the evening, we were honored by a performance of Nakari, a Vienna based Tribal Bellydance Duo: Let’s begin with two photographs I took (please excuse the modest quality): But this, of course, is not all. I [...]
Category: Art, Event, Music, Steampunk, Tales of the travelling steampunk |
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Tags: Club Pi, Nakari, Professor Minuskel's Timetravel Panoptikum, Steampunk, Steampunk Bellydance, Tribal Bellydance