Steampunk babes

[atariblue]

https://www.sex.com/pin/38808914-steampunk-girl-gives-a-hand/

 

[mark_j]

Aside from the visuals what is the idea/philosophy behind steampunk?

 

[djole_i_mira]

https://www.sex.com/pin/38808914-steampunk-girl-gives-a-hand/

"Yup, A tink dat A kan fand a jig for dis tul U got hre!"

 

[slightlysubhub]

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You’ve got great taste! I love RinCity,do you ever watch her cam show?

 

[djole_i_mira]

You’ve got great taste! I love RinCity,do you ever watch her cam show?

Thank you,
No, I browse photos on Luscious and found some of her hot hi-res sessions.

the aura that she projects in those images is something else!

 

[slightlysubhub]

Thank you,
No, I browse photos on Luscious and found some of her hot hi-res sessions.

the aura that she projects in those images is something else!

Agreed!!! She’s stunning,I’ve been following her work for awhile

 

[djole_i_mira]

Agreed!!! She’s stunning,I’ve been following her work for awhile

I have loved steampunk, I think ever since it was introduced. there is that movie, "Captain... something..." it was an interesting take on the idea...

do you know of any good movies in the genre?

 

[djole_i_mira]

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow​

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0346156/?ref_=fn_al_tt_27

After New York City receives a series of attacks from giant flying robots, a reporter teams up with a pilot in search of their origin, as well as the reason for the disappearances of famous scientists around the world.

Stars
Gwyneth Paltrow Jude Law Angelina Jolie

The movie: Stardust
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0486655/?ref_=nm_flmg_t_48_act

has some steampunk imagery but it focuses on the magical elements of the story...

 

[djole_i_mira]

 

[Britva415]

Aside from the visuals what is the idea/philosophy behind steampunk?

Kind of like, what would have happened to the world's culture and aesthetic if electricity, fossil fuels and digital automation hadn't taken over high tech but steam technology had continued to evolve at ever accelerating pace

 

[mark_j]

Kind of like, what would have happened to the world's culture and aesthetic if electricity, fossil fuels and digital automation hadn't taken over high tech but steam technology had continued to evolve at ever accelerating pace

Got it. The golden age of mechanical invention right before the time of the internal combustion engine.

 

[Britva415]

Got it. The golden age of mechanical invention right before the time of the internal combustion engine.

There's a novel, a collaboration between cyberpunk originator William Gibson and sci-fi/speculative fiction wizard Bruce Sterling, which is said to have been influential in establishing steampunk style and tropes. Their setting hinges on mechanical rather than electronic computation, so, it's kind of an alternate-history where the information economy of the world is based on the hardware of Charles Babbage rather than, say, any of the hundreds of far more famous men and women who invented and developed the early electronic computer hardware.

 

[mark_j]

There's a novel, a collaboration between cyberpunk originator William Gibson and sci-fi/speculative fiction wizard Bruce Sterling, which is said to have been influential in establishing steampunk style and tropes. Their setting hinges on mechanical rather than electronic computation, so, it's kind of an alternate-history where the information economy of the world is based on the hardware of Charles Babbage rather than, say, any of the hundreds of far more famous men and women who invented and developed the early electronic computer hardware.

Sounds very Jules Verne. Thats the only point of reference I can conjure up.

 

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[djole_i_mira]

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[Britva415]

Sounds very Jules Verne. Thats the only point of reference I can conjure up.

Sure! Jules Verne was a futurist writing during the actual period where contemporary steampunkers postulate the alternative-history splitting point. As such, his work did provide a lot of aesthetic and maybe some thematic inspiration for steampunk. I honestly don't know whether anyone regards him as a steampunker, though, because I personally believe that cyberpunk was a necessary predecessor to steampunk's ethos and full thematic content.

 

[mark_j]

Sure! Jules Verne was a futurist writing during the actual period where contemporary steampunkers postulate the alternative-history splitting point. As such, his work did provide a lot of aesthetic and maybe some thematic inspiration for steampunk. I honestly don't know whether anyone regards him as a steampunker, though, because I personally believe that cyberpunk was a necessary predecessor to steampunk's ethos and full thematic content.

Perfect. An added dimention to a visual style.. Makes it a lot easier for me to conceptualize the style..