After I got my hands on some of
Melanie of Earthenwood Studio's
Steamstones, the genre of
Steampunk has been on my mind. Maybe due to the fact that it has been floating around in the back of my mind, it has started popping up everywhere. For instance, the latest issue of
Paper magazine has an article by Jonathan Durbin called,
The Art of Steapunking. Check it out by clicking on the poorly scanned images below, or pick up your own copy with the sultry Mary-Louise Parker on the cover. (
Oh! I attempted to clean the scanner bed after it was pointed out to me that there were hairs on it by an anonymous blog reader when I posted the hoarder article from Martha.)
After I got my hands on some of Melanie of Earthenwood Studio's Steamstones, the genre of Steampunk has been on my mind. Maybe due to the fact that it has been floating around in the back of my mind, it has started popping up everywhere. For instance, the latest issue of Paper magazine has an article by Jonathan Durbin called, The Art of Steapunking. Check it out by clicking on the poorly scanned images below, or pick up your own copy with the sultry Mary-Louise Parker on the cover. (Oh! I attempted to clean the scanner bed after it was pointed out to me that there were hairs on it by an anonymous blog reader when I posted the hoarder article from Martha.)
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