But the real steampunk is housed in Dr. Evermor's Art Park, a massive collection of scrap metal sculptures designed by artists Tom and Eleanor Every. The highlight of the park is the Forevertron, a massive futuristic sculpture made from recycled industrial machinery. I even got a chance to meet one of the artists, who are often on site. Although, at Lady Eleanor's personal request, I will not violate copyright by posting pictures here, you can find a few at the official site, and, to be honest, two dimensions really can't convey the sheer scale and detail of the artwork.
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Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpture. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Steampunk Town: Baraboo, Wisconsin
But the real steampunk is housed in Dr. Evermor's Art Park, a massive collection of scrap metal sculptures designed by artists Tom and Eleanor Every. The highlight of the park is the Forevertron, a massive futuristic sculpture made from recycled industrial machinery. I even got a chance to meet one of the artists, who are often on site. Although, at Lady Eleanor's personal request, I will not violate copyright by posting pictures here, you can find a few at the official site, and, to be honest, two dimensions really can't convey the sheer scale and detail of the artwork.
Labels:
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carnival,
circus,
city,
epic,
Forevertron,
lab,
machine,
mad scientist,
midwest,
scrap metal,
sculpture,
steampunk,
town,
upcycling,
wisconsin
Monday, June 25, 2012
I'm Back!
Imagine,
if you will, the dieselpunk
Land of Cars. Its main
industry is auto production, so factories are everywhere, the society is
divided between executives and workers, and everything is owned by either
General Motors or Ford.
However,
the Land of Cars has recently had a strange apocalypse
in which the majority of its population has mysteriously disappeared, leaving
behind houses, possessions, and, of course, cars. The remaining people now live amidst the abandonment and decay.
Labels:
art,
cars,
city,
detroit,
diesel,
dieselpunk,
flying saucer,
industry,
outer space,
punk,
rocket ship,
sculpture,
ship,
space,
spaceship,
statue,
steam,
steampunk,
travel
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