Excellent site you have here. I’m a big fan of Da Vinci and all that is associated with him.
I just wanted to bring to your attention a book that has Clockpunk & Steampunk elements in it, predominately Steampunk though. I throughly enjoyed the read. As a matter of fact I have read it several times.
The name of the book is Salamander, by Thomas Wharton, you or others here may have read it. In the event that you haven’t I thought you might want to take a peek at it. If I have errored in sending this please forgive me. Once again, kudos for the site, I shall return as often as possible.
I’m going to shamelessly plug my blog, which documents a short film myself and another bloke are working on.
sneakyrobots.blogspot.com
It’s not pure clockpunk, not really, but the last few posts are documenting the building of a big ole’ CG clocktower. It might be interesting to ya’ll.
I cobbled together a short YouTube video imagining what the Internet might have looked like if it existed in 1900. In it I Steampunk’d everything from the Star Wars Kid to the Swiftboat Veterans. I was surprised to find that there was no Steampunk group to which I could post it, so I created one. Any and all who have Steampunk or other Clockpunk videos are welcome to post and discuss. If you would like to take in my little offering, it is at:
Great blog! I love the clockwork elephant. You have inspired me to paint a clockwork echidna…I have painted all kinds of clockwork creatures including a clockwork anteater…but no echidna yet.
Good Evening,
Excellent site you have here. I’m a big fan of Da Vinci and all that is associated with him.
I just wanted to bring to your attention a book that has Clockpunk & Steampunk elements in it, predominately Steampunk though. I throughly enjoyed the read. As a matter of fact I have read it several times.
The name of the book is Salamander, by Thomas Wharton, you or others here may have read it. In the event that you haven’t I thought you might want to take a peek at it. If I have errored in sending this please forgive me. Once again, kudos for the site, I shall return as often as possible.
Here is a link to the book on Amazon.com.
http://www.amazon.com/Salamander-Thomas-Wharton/dp/0743444159/ref=pd_bbs_6/104-4838189-4360742?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1175570592&sr=8-6
Absalon thanks for the reference, we will definately check it out and post some info if it turns out to be relevant.
I think this should count as clockpunk - even though it’s an online comic?
http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/
Thanks for the link Mark.
I’m going to shamelessly plug my blog, which documents a short film myself and another bloke are working on.
sneakyrobots.blogspot.com
It’s not pure clockpunk, not really, but the last few posts are documenting the building of a big ole’ CG clocktower. It might be interesting to ya’ll.
Keep up the blogging.
Cheers
I cobbled together a short YouTube video imagining what the Internet might have looked like if it existed in 1900. In it I Steampunk’d everything from the Star Wars Kid to the Swiftboat Veterans. I was surprised to find that there was no Steampunk group to which I could post it, so I created one. Any and all who have Steampunk or other Clockpunk videos are welcome to post and discuss. If you would like to take in my little offering, it is at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPBpXlZumNg
Or search YouTube for “Steampunk Internet.”
Thanks for letting me share, and thanks for Da Vinci Automata!
Your blog is fascinating and I think you may find that elements of mine are too.
I look forward to more.
Great blog! I love the clockwork elephant. You have inspired me to paint a clockwork echidna…I have painted all kinds of clockwork creatures including a clockwork anteater…but no echidna yet.