Cabinet of Carnal Curiosities

September 3rd, 2010

Errr…  does the phrase “Butt Rogers” mean anything to you? I don’t often cover super-duper steampunk stuff, but this time around I just had to share. Lady Clankington’s  Cabinet of Carnal Curiosities produces “Infernal Devices” you could get away with wearing to your next Steam Punk Tea Party. Assuming you washed them first.  Via Unplggd.

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New Advertiser : Bella Lili

May 14th, 2010

Please welcome back Bella Lili to our advertisers! Recently featured in Gothic Beauty magazine and a regular contributor to the Chiller Theater biannual charity auctions, Bella Lili remains one of our favorite Etsy sellers.  Her shop has hundreds of pieces of handmade jewelry, ranging from steampunk to skulls to Victorian inspired romantic designs.  Check out [...]

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Victorian Sci-Fi Surgery

April 6th, 2010

Gabriella Marina Gonzalez / Victorian Sci – Fi Surgery From the collection’s press release : Her current work was inspired by exploring feelings of emotional restrain and uncertainty about her position in time.  She uses escapism to create a subconscious reality where time has no bouncdaries and she can bounce from past tofuture to collect [...]

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Spinning My Gears

February 7th, 2010

Kinekt Design’s Gear Ring is a rotating, functioning stainless steel, featuring six micro-precision gears that turn in unison when the outer rim is spun. It is also all kinds of awesome. Via Neatorama

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It’s Maker Faire Weekend!

May 25th, 2009

This weekend in San Mateo,  the world’s largest DIY fair celebrates it’s 4th anniversary.  Make Magazine‘s Maker Faire is expected to draw a crowd of over 100,000 to the San Mateo County Expo Center. Thousands of DIY vendors will showcase everything from robots to furniture to food. Arts, crafts, science, technology, engineering- and FASHION. Not [...]

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