Hello Besties! Today I have some inspiration for Sherri's Art Blog I have used the supper cute Dora Belle Bestie Image ...
Hi folks, I'm sharing another AALL&Create Guest Designer project and with 2019 only a few weeks away, it was time to make myself a new plan...
Bonjour, je vous retrouve aujourd'hui pour une seconde réalisation avec la nouvelle collection "Miss Automne": cette fois-ci c'est sont les tampons de la collection que j'ai mis à l'honneur sur cette carte: Je suis restée dans les tons éclatants de la...
The ultimate guide to make a steampunk art! Find out all the materials, techniques and tips you need to create your next steampunk project
With all sorts of time machines, submarines, airships, musical instruments and lighting installations, the SoHo’s AFA Gallery has nowadays transformed itself into a huge Steampunk arena where you could find no less than 18 artists trying to reinstate that mislaid … Steampunk artists create retro sci-fi art at SoHo’s AFA Gallery Read More »
Jamlincrow Jewellery is all about appreciating the workmanship and beauty of vintage mechanical watch movements. I use these to create unique steampunk jewellery.
Steampunk cosplay fashion, as you may know, can be quite hard to create yourself. There is an array of off the peg garments, of course., but do they have the same feel? After all, in victorian times, you had your clothes made to order, and by hand...
Hello everybody. Sometimes people send me all sorts of things and this is one of such cases. In this video I will show you how I create a steampunk lamp, cre...
A circle of time is inexorably rotating as if it was a well-stained clock mechanism. We all, no matter what we do, no matter what we create, we love, we dream or perform our role in an endless time performance whose directors and actors are we ourselves, are the part of this mechanism… I immersed myself in the new type of unique art some years ago. It overpowered me as soon as I got acquainted with it. That is a very strange type of sculpture art full of unexpected solutions and inventions and it fits one word “Steampunk.“ I use the most diverse recycled materials for work starting from wares, antiquarians and ending with rubbish and scrap metal that is useless. It is a pleasure for me that I can help to transform an item that was thrown and is useless giving it the opportunity to exist in a new shape, in a new form as if I continued its existence by upcycling in an already artistic expression. I present my beautiful sculptures and advertise them mostly on the Internet. Steampunk style lovers from Lithuania, Netherlands, Germany, the USA, and Australia have acquired some of my works. I want to share my cool sculptures with you and I hope that it will help me to find myself. More info: artistartas.com | Facebook
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Hi there, welcome to my blog :) I'm sharing a mixed media canvas that I created in my favourite genre - Steampunk! If you have visited my blog before you'll know how much I love Steampunk. I began with a blank white canvas. I then attached a piece of rice paper to the top half of the canvas using decoupage glue, the rice paper had a 'brick wall' pattern on it which was great for this artwork, as I wanted to create a 'Steampunk warehouse' feel for this piece, and I used Steampunk tissue paper on the bottom half of the canvas. I also added a torn piece of a book page to look like something had been pasted on the wall then ripped off. I then decided to add some texture so I applied some metallic texture paste in copper and blue through a couple of stencils and allowed them to dry naturally. To add detail to my art work I decided to use die cuts, chipboard and wooden embellishments. I painted all the pieces with metallic paints, except for one or two that had been cut out of metallic card. Now it was time for the fun part! Time to assemble the embellishments to complete my artwork. This was always going to be a 3D piece, I had created the first layer with rice paper, tissue paper and texture paste, the next layer was created using some of the die cuts placed to create a base for the centerpiece. I then used several pieces of scrap cardboard to lift and attach the large cog and lightbulb centerpiece. I attached the rest of the embellishments and a couple of words around the canvas. As a final touch I added some tiny red beads for extra texture. I am really happy with this result! As I've already said I love creating Steampunk artwork , and this piece is no exception. It's full of colour and texture, and I enjoy creating a little story to go with my art work. Thank you for dropping in today, I hope you enjoyed this post - come back soon! :)
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New Goodies! Happy Saturday everyone! We have some incredibly cool new Steampunk goodies in the shop as well as new Tim Holtz and Junkyard Findings from Prima! My favorites are our new Stand Up Steampunk Cameos! Excellent as stand alone art pieces, but also awesome attached to round Paper Mache boxes etc. All of the new Steampunk Cameos have strategically placed 1" openings so that you can fill their "thoughts" with the perfect image, ephemera, words, or assemblage bits! What will be in yours? CHECK IT OUT HERE A FREE Bingo Bird PDF Tutorial By Kelly Hoernig I have an extra special treat for you in celebration of our new Steampunk goodies. Artist Kelly Hoernig has put together this FABULOUS tutorial which you can open and print. It features our Chipboard Steampunk Bird! You can download Kelly's free PDF HERE. Thank you so much Kelly! Also, many of the exact items used in Kelly's Tutorial as well as several related products can be found HERE. And several are on sale! Having a blast with our Rolling Wheel Sets! I'm totally in love with our new Rolling Wheel sets! They come in three sizes, two styles, and you can add them to just about anything. Even if your item isn't square, you can still add them. To prove it, I added them to the Female Bust I designed and arted up over a year ago. She has an oval base, however the wheels still went on beautifully since they can stick out a bit from your base. You can read more about my Busts HERE on the post from last year. Still great information! Bust Supplies: for my "Stamping" Bust I started with the Extra Large Female Bust. First I used Rustoleum Gold Metallic Spray Paint (this stuff is the bomb) on all of my pieces. Next I stamped a face, cut out of cardstock, and colored the cheeks with a pink colored pencil. To embellish I used the Steampunk Gears II and Mini Steampunk Gears II spray painted black, Large Gold Halo Dresden (love the way this turned out) and some vintage rhinestone bits, all attached with E6000. The heart is painted with acrylic paints, collaged, and doodled with a black Micron pen. Recently Added: Medium Rolling Gear Wheels, Clock Key Cut Out, VerDay Paints, Copper Chain. Just goes to show, you never really know when a piece is done! After cutting my axles to the correct size and sanding the ends, I assembled my wheels. I found this easier than attaching my axles and adding the wheels. By assembling the wheels first, you have more control of your gluing without your piece getting in the way. Allow the pieces to fully dry then attach! After attaching my axles to the bottom of my piece, I painted the entire bottom. The additional paint layer makes them extra secure. To finish off my piece, I attached a Clock Key Cut Out and some Bead Chain (linked above). I wanted to show you how nicely the wheels roll, so I shot the shortest video in history for you. Seriously, it's 8 seconds! But worth a thousand words :). I'm so sorry for the mess. But as you know, art happens! Inspiration By Sherry Matthews! I just had to share these fabulous rings with you, created by the talented Sherry Matthews! Sherry used our Head Trinket Shrines, Mini Dice, and Small Watch Parts. These are the perfect pieces to get you in the Steampunk mood. I was saving them to share with the current release! Love them so much Sherry! Inspiration By Gerri Herbst! Design Team Member Gerri Herbst created these adorable Theatre ATCs using Collage Sheet CV6, Collage Sheet CV34, Word Paper Cuts, and our Heart Cut Outs! I especially love how she colored the Collage Word Paper Cuts. Since they are laser printed you can color them as you please to coordinate with your pieces. Awesome Gerri! Inspiration By Amy Nieman! This stunningly ARTful Santos Doll was created by Design Team Member Amy Nieman! Amy used our Medium Santos Doll Shrine Kit, Santos Doll Head Paper Cuts, and Gelatos. I especially adore the little "art rolls" that Amy made to tuck inside her skirt! The art rolls look like they were a blast to create. You can have a closer look below. Gorgeous Amy! Inspiration By Linda Cain and a GIVEAWAY! Design Team Member Linda Cain created this stunning Bird Cage Doll for you! Linda has several more amazing photos and step-outs on her blog. AND we are having a GIVEAWAY. THREE lucky winners will receive this awesome Bird Cage Doll Kit, Birds, and Wheels! To enter, you need to leave a comment on Linda's Blog HERE. Hurry, winners are picked on Monday! Supplies: 3D Articulated Bird Cage Doll ATC Shrine, Large Bird Cage Charm, Classic Rolling Wheels, Gothic Arch Scroll Cut Outs, Fairy Art Doll Head Cut Out, Star Mix Cut-Outs, Mini Fairy Blooms, Bird Cut-Outs, Heart Bird Trinket Keepsake, DP77 Collage Sheet, White Sharpie Poster Paint Pen, Distress Inks, Platinum Stickles, Jet Black Archival Ink
Hey everybody, This is Part 2 of How To Create Complex Steampunk Gears in CorelDraw. This TWO part video focuses on creating Complex Steampunk Gears by creat...
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