And now it is time for some steampunk clocks. As can be imagined, gears are prominent.
Steampunk in Gallifreyan
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Posted by Unknown at 08:46
Doctor Who isn't steampunk. It does on occasions have a few steampunk elements and has visited Victorian times, inlcuding a meeting with Queen Victoria. It also has a rather unique written langauge, that being Gallifreyan, the language of the Time Lords.
The BBC has never formalised the lnaguge, and so enterprising fans took it upon themselves to do so, and one in particular, Loren Sherman. As can be seen by the wiki, the language is quite complex. Luckily there is an app you can download that will do it all for you.
As an example, here is Steampunk as depicted in Gallifreyan.
The BBC has never formalised the lnaguge, and so enterprising fans took it upon themselves to do so, and one in particular, Loren Sherman. As can be seen by the wiki, the language is quite complex. Luckily there is an app you can download that will do it all for you.
As an example, here is Steampunk as depicted in Gallifreyan.
Moving Pictures - Lantern City News
Posted by Unknown at 07:08
I have previously made mention of Lantern City, an upcoming steampunk television show.
Over on their facebook page, they have made an annoucement of a new actress joing the cast, that beign Gigi Edgley, who will play the role of Naomi Jones. An Australian actress, she is best known outside of the antipodes for her role as Chiana in the quirky sci-fi series Farscape.
Over on their facebook page, they have made an annoucement of a new actress joing the cast, that beign Gigi Edgley, who will play the role of Naomi Jones. An Australian actress, she is best known outside of the antipodes for her role as Chiana in the quirky sci-fi series Farscape.
Flying Policemen
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Posted by Unknown at 16:09
Coming via the BBC is this Punch cartoon of 1901 vintage is this glimpse of what people of the era thought the future may look like.
Caption: "Now then, thirty miles an hour won't do up here! I've timed you with my aneroid barometrical check clock and you'll have to come down to the station!" [Source]
Caption: "Now then, thirty miles an hour won't do up here! I've timed you with my aneroid barometrical check clock and you'll have to come down to the station!" [Source]
Steampunk Motorcycles
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Posted by Unknown at 10:27
For a gentleman approaching that exestential crisis that marks the middle of life, what better way to capture their youth than by traveling in style.
This is of course the perfect and approriate time to wear goggles.
This is of course the perfect and approriate time to wear goggles.
Hammer and the Detective - A Sir Richard Hammerman Adventure
Posted by Unknown at 09:50
The second of my Sir Richard Hammerman adventures has been completed and is now out there in the aethernet, available to be obtained for a number of mechanical devices.
A novelette of 10,000 words, in this adventure Sir Richard and his companions, including his brother, Captain Archibald Hammerman, have to delve into the murky fields of espionage, detectives and secret agents when a friend is abducted, aided by a somewhat eccentric detective. Also appearing; Sir Joseph Banks.
Hammer and the Detective can be perused at Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo and Barnes & Noble.
A novelette of 10,000 words, in this adventure Sir Richard and his companions, including his brother, Captain Archibald Hammerman, have to delve into the murky fields of espionage, detectives and secret agents when a friend is abducted, aided by a somewhat eccentric detective. Also appearing; Sir Joseph Banks.
Hammer and the Detective can be perused at Smashwords, Amazon, Kobo and Barnes & Noble.
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