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Becoming a better artist means knowing how to challenge yourself, and maintaining a positive attitude even when nothing seems to be working out the way you want it to.
This article explores how to push yourself to do things you never thought you could do.
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ATTENTION ARTISTS: If you so choose to use this tutorial, please let me know the result. I shall post a link to your goggles here. Let me see your creative side.
So far, this tutorial was used in the construction of: Completed Works This was also Halloween by ~Che3zCake. Goggles by ~divinescape. The Gogglepatch by ~CabbyHat. Steampunk Horrible by ~FaustProuvaire. Stargazer Steam-Goggles by *HiddenCaitastrophe Steampunk Goggles by ~BasiliskZero Steam Punk'd Goggles by ~willielowman Steampunk by ~01000010 GOGGLES by ~TheElle Steampunk Goggles by ~waterostrich Brass Goggles Ver 1 by ~Reelah Steampunk - Goggles - Edit by ~My-Friends-Are-Owls My Steampunk Goggles by ~Hellfreak007 Steampunk Goggles by ~masquerangel Twins Steampunk Goggles by ~Kitsunekari02 Fun with Crafts by *Akiraine Steampunk Goggles by *ladythesta Steampunk Goggles 1 by ~Kenta-Rin My Steampunk Goggles by ~nitemareking Steampunk Goggles by ~Tal27 Simply Steampunk by ~CircusPup Steampunk Goggles: Sorta. by ~Dragsis D.A. Steampunk Googles by ~Ferreticus S.tare by ~DarkTabby Neovictorian Goggles by ~holy-descendant Works in Progress Goggles WIP by ~FF-n-FMA This WIP by ~Poniepolka WIP by ~XRobotxRockX Goggles by ~PhittPineapple If I could make these without special materials or tools, for under forty dollars, so can you. Ideal for anyone with a taste for the Neo-Victorian and with too much time on their hands. The below-mentioned materials are suggestions, not requirements. Therefore, tinkering, deviating, and rule breaking are strongly encouraged. Click here for an updated HTML version of this tutorial. Materials used: 2 mason jar lids (detachable rings like you often see on gourmet preserves.) tan suede leather brass belt buckle 4 rectangular brass links 1/2-inch strip sheepshide, unshaven. Sample was cut from a chair cover A little black oil paint 14 capnuts, 1/4 inch wide 2 wingnuts a pack of eyelets Grey smoked Plexiglass Daily DeviationGiven 2009-03-01Steampunk Goggles: A Tutorial by =Fenris-the-Red-Wolf is an ingenious tutorial if you are short on cash or inspiration to kick start you into crafting this Neo-Victorian subculture accessory.All the materials are easy to come by or can be adapted to your own personal tastes. Thank you for sharing. (Featured by ^znow-white) Comments That's very complicated, but very cool! It's like something you'd see in a WWII dogfight or something. :3
I plan on taking an old camera obscura, and cleaning it out to replace the lends with a digital camera on the inside. TO GOODWILL! -- I'm starin' down the barrel of a FORTY FAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIVE!  Those look amazing! I cant believe they were hand made, looks like you went out and bought them! lol nice job!
-- ~  Moonbabe1989   must be your skin that i'm sinking in  couldn't love you more, you got a beautiful taste  Nicely done tutorial. That's awesome.
 -- Nick and I: "My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard!" Josh: "Shutup."  cool goin ta makes me sum
-- The potabilities are endless love longhorn  And to think I was recently pondering general steampunk prop making.
Amazing what you can get for a little money and some sweat.  Wow.
I think I'm actually going to do this. I've always loved that steampunk look for goggles. Heheee. -- Sonic re-colors will not stop until every frequency and wavelength possible in the energy spectrum is used up.  DO you watch BackyardFX on youtube?
by IndyMougal? They..will love you...if you can record and send this in. In fact they may even send you free stuff. -- - - - You are cheesy and delicious! You shall melt for our sins! ACTfur on air   THIS TUTORIAL. YES
I WILL FAV THIS AND CREATE THESE AND I LOVE YOU FOR THIS AOGDIKHGKJDHGJKDHGK<3 -- "The wonder pets are all safely back in there cages after saving the baby elephant from the mud. Yippee! What the f*#k." ~Dave Matthews  These are great
 -- Resources Gallery Moderator. Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark. And a large group of professionals built the Titanic. |
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