The Etsy SteamTeam is having a contest - who can make the best handcrafted SteamPunk object that might be found at a wedding.
I couldn't resist the obvious - THE WEDDING RING!
So here is my entry. Although only Etsy SteamTeam members my enter the contest, ANYONE can vote.
I will include voting instructions in another post.
Friday, August 13, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Wonderful Feature about SteamSmith
There is wonderful and rather lengthy feature about
"Steampunk Maker Extrordinaire Mark Eliot Schwabe" on
London Particulars blog, "SteamPunk Jewelry".
The feature includes many very kind words about me and my work from these folks.
Thanks Lora!
Thursday, June 17, 2010
the Making of Warrior Princess Nancy Aline sculpture
This sculpture was quite a project.
I photographed much of the work as I went along.
Those photographs are posted on my Facebook Fan page - in three parts.
Click on links to see the creation of this sculpture.
Continuing work: http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=163608&id=257236418945&ref=pb
NewIndustries Ltd, part 1 (continued from December 5, 2009 below): Light Passenger Airship
Fast and light, the latest edition to NewIndustries fleet of Airships is a real beauty. Designed to carry a small complement of passengers and crew, and to get them to their destination quickly the LP I is a glorious example of why NewIndustries is the world leader in Airship construction.
There are those who cry “foul”, suggesting that the essential mechanical components of this vessel are not of this world, but instead, from a galaxy far, far away. Not the first time that critics of NewIndustries have suggested an unwholesome interstellar alliance involving the industry giant.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Featured Again
My Top Hat cuff links have been featured in yet another Etsy Treasury. This time, Etsy artist PeachyDesigns has included them in her collection showing the various ways Etsy artists use
Top Hats in their work.
Take a look!
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Airship featured on GREAT blog
Just a quick note to let you know that one of my Airship brooches is NOW featured on Totus Mel's blog. She has great taste. If you are not a regular visitor there, you should be!
Mark/SteamSmith
PS- AllPropellersSpin
http://totusmelswunderkammer.blogspot.com/
Mark/SteamSmith
PS- AllPropellersSpin
http://totusmelswunderkammer.blogspot.com/
Friday, April 9, 2010
Anime Boston
The Princess and I had a great time at Anime Boston!
We look forward to your next chance to meet folks and vend.
In addition, I will be demonstrating "Traditional Jewelry Making Techniques applied to SteamPunk jewelry."
May 1 - the New England SteamPunk Festival at the Charles River Museum of Industry; hope to see you there!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Waltham-MA/Steampunk-Festival/234046964955
We look forward to your next chance to meet folks and vend.
In addition, I will be demonstrating "Traditional Jewelry Making Techniques applied to SteamPunk jewelry."
May 1 - the New England SteamPunk Festival at the Charles River Museum of Industry; hope to see you there!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Waltham-MA/Steampunk-Festival/234046964955
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
SteamPunk definition
Lots of folks ask me, "Just what is SteamPunk."
Much has been said and written on the subject, and there are many opinions.
Here my definition of SteamPunk:
The genre finds expression in all forms of art, including: literature, film, music, sculpture, painting, graphic art, fashion and jewelry design, among others.
Much has been said and written on the subject, and there are many opinions.
Here my definition of SteamPunk:
"Steampunk is a retrofuturist fantasy genre celebrating the Victorian Era and objects from that era (machines, fashion, etc).
The genre also permits the introduction of objects and persons from other times into the victorian era."
It may help, if you imagine the fictional works of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells, to be FACT.
The genre finds expression in all forms of art, including: literature, film, music, sculpture, painting, graphic art, fashion and jewelry design, among others.
My 2 cents.
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