Just that website in general. Thanks for the link Archie.

thanks for that amazing post!

I think it was beautiful!

Was this Mecanique Vivante's work? If so, they're the same group who created the Sireoles - motor-driven, musical sirens. Either way, this performance was immensely interesting.

I remember watching this, it was incredibly captivating. The story behind this was so interesting that it got me interested in such performance arts.

>>350
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBXr15K2uSc

wonderful but i see steampunk only in that wooden rocet/landing capsule...

238737817981357859 get...

no.

>>460
You sir, lack imagination.

>>1274
Agreed.
I can see that kind of procession moving down a hugely overcrowded street, with people haning from balconies that go several tens stories up, people waving flags, and generally enjying themselves. Airships overhead in a yellow evening sky, trailing bunting fro their hulls, and poorly recorded marching band music blaring from battered metal speakers atop lamp posts.

(apologies for the typos - it's been a damn good night :))

>>1299

>It's been a damn good night

Elaborate.

Bollocks. Drag the image from there onto your toolbar to see the annotations.

>>612

How do gears work?
I believe they rotate my good sir.

i quite like the look of these

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWieTGU1aK4
DVDRom Naphtaline Trailer
bonne écoute!
pic related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo617sqzJBk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8A3eunhE8Q

Bump for Ez3kiel

Bump

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Too busy working on a thinking engine, my good chap.

This 2nd pic jogs this memory I have of an article I read once. It was about a guy from ~about the turn of the century or the 1920s, cant recal exactly, who can be credited for envisioning the internet. I think he had even built some prototypes perhaps... Maybe that was just my imagination. But he was thinking like crossing the telescope with the telegraph and hooking it up to a library of pages. I'm sorry I didn't get the guys name. I think it was a book review, so maybe I'll run into it someday

>>389
That was actually visualized in "Souls In the Great Machine" book of the Greatwinter trilogy.

But I remember the real-life bit of it too from somewhere.

From the LA Times. A group of cosplayers from the SD ComicCon

Wonderful, I'd say.

That is quite amazing if I say so myself.

brilliant

That was wonderful...

I only wish I had a high quality version of this masterpiece.

i've got the dvd.

the animator is australian.

So smooth and rich with detail

We die not, we simply slumber, like the great cthulhu.

Just a LITTLE more action would be interesting though.
You know, not too much where you have to >>reply
but just enough to stimulate the imagination semi-regularly.

I see this place, judging on the quality, as the SteamPunk/CyberPunk headquarters; too much mention/action plays out any subject.

Personally I'd like to be updated about the Steam and Cyber world and people through this chan though.

Just some quick thoughts.
Pic not related.

Agreed, it also seems to be a good place to work out the community's idea of many different popular steampunk subjects, as well and a place to publicise steampunk media.

I would love to see steamchan flourish but it doesn't look like it's going to happen. Megachan is more active and they have steam and cyberpunk boards too. They are more watered down though. Anime and whatnot.

Waves I'm new. You're not dead yet.

If you dont whant to die, gratness is nessesery. slumber can lead to death when one understands slumber is easyer. What you need to do is to threten people to death and such. type anon on utube and greatness will appear. Build a greate steam fortress where you can raise you punk babies to a punk army to follow you steam god! Children, follow my vision and victory will be by you feet in one week!

I met this lady on Wednesday and even received a hug from her.
Fantastic day that was.

Anyway on the subject at hand, I shall look for relevant images for you, good sir.