Georges Ayusawa (from Switzerland) is an art director in the movie industry who once got a crazy project to create 25+ steampunk sculptures of pop culture characters in less than five weeks. He used only recycled materials, and here are the results.
Maddie had to wear this back brace after her car accident. But then she and an idea to turn into something more fun. A friend helped her do it. Check out the result.
The Enigma Café from Cluj-Napoca, Romania took approximately two years to build and features amazing moving sculptures and intricate wall designs. It is definitely a must-visit venue on anyone’s trip to the country.
Romanian artist, Paula Duță is an interior designer but her drawing skills are amazing and this steampunk lion creation showcases just how talented she really is.
The Truth Coffee’s café in Cape Town has a fascinating interior design of copper, pipes and steel railings. Here are some photos from inside the unusual café.
All you need to build this awesome item is a lighter and a USB stick.
This ordinary cellphone is recreated as an awesome copper and brass accessory.
An old Nintendo gaming console is reworked into a sleek and neat creation.
This Limited Edition Tread 1 Steampunk watch is created by LA-based design laboratory Devon Works LLC. The company plans to start the deliveries later this year and sell the watches for $25,000.
This strange-looking self-propelled Victrorian house called “Neverwas Haul” was built by a couple from California. It is constructed on the base of a 5th wheel travel trailer and its rooms are crammed with all sorts of oddities including a camera obscura projector.
An easy to do but very original customization for your lighter.
Croatian steampunk enthusiast Ivan Mavrovic does a fantastic job by turning modern technology into steampunk gadgets that still retain their functionality.
Fans of steampunk will love fantastic works by Daniel Proulx. This Canadian designer creates awesome steampunk jewelry with wire, gemstones, brass and copper.
This steampunk apartment is quite a sight. It has been remodeled to resemble a submarine. The living area features large old wooden casts, miniature planes and antique pipes. The kitchen features antique tools and wrenches.
These are some absolutely incredible Steampunk sculptures by the mystical sculpture Pierre Matter. The sculptures are amazingly detailed, completely unique, and very creative. They really are works of art.
Who would’ve thought that from such an ordinary CD player can be made an incredible Steampunk device. It’s working, of course.
This artwork is the creation of one Russian guy who made it for the “Steampunk Space” contest (approximate translation). Apparently, it took him only 3 days.
Great work, what more to say.
This stemapunk pen resembles the Swiss knife with different multiple functions, only initially it is a pen, it also has a flashlight and a flash drive as well as many other things that could be useful. It looks really neat.
All these incredible handworks aren’t some pie-in-the-sky concept. These are awesome steampunk artworks designed and created by Ivan Mavrovic. I am deeply impressed with his works that are something worth seeing and even possessing!
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