Steampunk design

Steampunk Dice: Hello, and welcome. I hope that you find this tutorial helpful as I worked on this, with various steps added on as I went. I have also included the STL file of the final design, if you would like to print one yourself. All I ask is that if you do pr…

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The Spectacular Steampunk Vector Design Kit is a comprehensive collection of retro vector illustrations and comes with more than 110 individual elements on various topics plus 6 ready-to-use logo and

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Introducing our meticulously crafted Steampunk Goggles SVG Pack! This collection of 4 highly detailed steampunk goggles designs is perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm and whimsy to your creative projects. Ideal for scrapbooking, crafting, and digital art, these versatile designs will make a stunning addition to your creative arsenal. Steampunk Goggles SVG Pack includes: * 4 unique, highly detailed steampunk goggles designs * High-detailed SVG, AffinityDesigner, eps and pdf formats…

Over last year I've been working on a bunch of steampunk machines for my future projects. It is a kitbash set that I constantly expand with new assets. These are some WIP images. I'll probably retexture them with triplanar mapping. Now they are just using box mapping for UVs and tileable textures.

For 25 years, art director and artist Peter Szucsy has filled his days with rendering the bizarre, sinister beasts that run rampant through video games. “I have made many creatures, monsters in the virtual world… but a few years ago I felt it is about time to create something different,” he says of his timeContinue reading "Antique Watches, Cameras, and Medical Equipment Morph Into Meticulous Steampunk Spiders"

My first attempt to make party invitations didn't work out well. I had used Mod Podge to attach a pictures to cards made out of heavy scrapbooking paper, and then had covered over the cards with more Mod Podge to make them shiny. The result was cards that stuck to each other and tore when I pulled them apart. The solution was to go with a much simpler design. I just printed out the following design on a full sheet of paper. I filled in the information by hand on one page and then ran off…