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What is Steampunk ?

What is Steampunk ?. STEAM = reference to the Industrial Age, steam-powered mechanics PUNK = rebellion against the norm, spinoff of “cyberpunk” “Retro-Futuristic” An aesthetic around the idea of an alternate past or a dystopian future Inspired by Science Fiction: Jules Verne, H.G. Wells.

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What is Steampunk ?

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  1. What is Steampunk ? • STEAM = reference to the Industrial Age, steam-powered mechanics • PUNK = rebellion against the norm, spinoff of “cyberpunk” • “Retro-Futuristic” • An aesthetic around the idea of an alternate past or a dystopian future • Inspired by Science Fiction: Jules Verne, H.G. Wells

  2. Victorian Era

  3. Victorian Era

  4. Wild WEST

  5. Wild WEST

  6. Industrial Revolution

  7. SteamPunk Style

  8. Wearable Art

  9. Gadgets & TECH

  10. Mechanical Creatures

  11. Characters

  12. POPULAR CULTURE

  13. POPULAR CULTURE

  14. POPULAR CULTURE

  15. POPULAR CULTURE

  16. Music Video Panic! at the Disco “Ballad of Mona Lisa” music video

  17. Art HISTORY EXAMPLES Gino Severini, Plastic Synthesis of the Idea of War, 1915

  18. Art History Examples Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, 1932-22 http://riveracourtdetroitinstituteofarts.synthescape.com

  19. Art History Examples Diego Rivera, Detroit Industry, 1932-22

  20. Art History Examples Louise Nevelson, Sky Cathedral, 1982

  21. Louise Nevelson, Dawn’s Wedding Chapel IV, 1959-60

  22. Jean Tinguely, Requiem, 1967

  23. Jean Tinguely, Narva, 1961

  24. What You Need MECHANICAL PARTS: ANTIQUE-Y OBJECTS • Buttons • Keys • Old coins • Vintage/costume jewelry • Leather • Feathers • Gears • Rivets • Nuts & Bolts • Sprockets • Watch parts • Chains • Old machine parts

  25. Your PROJECTS • 1. CONSTRUCT SCULPTURES: • Mechanical creature • Imaginary invention • Steampunkedobject or accessory • 2. SKETCH SCULPTURES: • Different angles/perspectives • Close up/Zoom in/Crop

  26. Your PROJECTS • 3. PHOTOSHOP OPTION: • Photograph sculptures • Manipulate in PhotoShop using filters/layers/etc • 4. FINAL ARTWORK: • Pen & Ink Drawing with Watercolor • Sepia tones/Skin Tones • Grayscale Values

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