Images and Artwork as seen on Steampunk’d

There were quite a few examples of steampunk shown in the Steampunk’d trailers and episodes. Have you been wondering what they were and where they came from? Here’s several along with their artistic credits

 

Nightflight by Aimee Stewart http://foxfires.com

This was the backdrop behind the makers during the judging part of each episode. Aimee put in extra hours of work to get her image to fit just right with the backdrop rigging. I pesonally love this image so much that I have it framed on my living room wall.

 

The Blue Legion by Mark Jason Page http://markp23.wix.com/markjasonpageart

Regal Airship by Mark Jason Page

These are two of the images on the wall in the maker’s lounge area.

Mark and I did an interview a while back.

 

Night Patrol by James Ng http://jamesngart.com

This was used in the maker’s commentary with Charles Morgan.

James has a whole series of amazing Chinese steampunk art work. He was also my very first interview back in 2010.

 

Lady Mechanika by Joe Benitez http://www.joebenitez.com

This was one of the images on the wall in the maker’s lounge area. If you have a chance, collect all issues of Joe’s Lady Mechanika comic series.

 

Artist and maker Joey Marsocci

Used in the episodes opening montage

 

Adam Lambert on http://theadamlambertconnection.com

Used in the episodes opening montage

 

Madonna at the 2015 Grammys by Getty Images http://www.gettyimages.com

Used in the episodes opening montage

 

Lady Gaga http://www.ladygaga.com

Used in the episodes opening montage

 

Aviator from Cirque du Soleil’s Kurious https://www.cirquedusoleil.com/kurios

Used in the episodes opening montage. There’s several posts as part of Steampunk Hands Around the World 2015 – here, here, and here.

 

Steampunk style future Typewriter. Hand/home made model

Steampunk style future pistol. Hand/home made gun

From Shutterstock, artist # 3355m, http://www.shutterstock.com/gallery-180799p1.html

Used in the episodes opening montage

 

Trying to find the source of other steampunk images?

Try using TinEye to find it on the internet – easy to use and you’ll (usually) be able to track down the original source and artist.