Friday

Eye Candy

Predator Press

[LOBO]

A recent post I did plugging Steam Powered Rings has resulted in a genuine interest in an art, eh, "motif" called Steampunk.

I really dig this stuff. Indeed, I’ve considered working the theme into Predator Press.

Exploring this possibility, I Googled some images -and some of them just leapt off of the screen.

There's something about the sheer inventive elegance and the retro-campy feel that appeals to me.

-And like this blog, it's irresponsibly impractical and utterly useless.

I’m using these pictures without permission, but you can click on them to go to the respective sites. I highly recommend checking them out if you have a few minutes: all three of them are fantastic.[1]

This concludes our "art" lesson today.

-Tomorrow I'll be over it, and back to my pornographic Skittles mosaics.

[1]See also: Skwib, The


8 comments:

Da Old Man said...

As usual, Predator Press is my go to source for all that is hot in faux retro.

LOBO said...

Terri equated it to leopard spotted and zebra-striped Spandex.

-To which I responded, "I know. I love it too!"

Catherinette Rings said...

Awesome items , i have been dreaming about that guitar ! Thanks

LOBO said...

I think the attention to detail can be amazing. The top left photo has nice big prominent Phillip's head screws in it.

-Nice touch!

Unknown said...

You can't make this blog any classier than it already is. It's so classy people want to stael it. Ha!

Anonymous said...

Retro-camp. What a great description. Every time I try and explain steampunk to somebody, I'm at a loss for words. And as usual, in addition to unrelenting humor and wishful porn, you supply an abundance of useful and elegant words.

Harrison said...

Neat photos! I like the guitar.

LOBO said...

EttaRose: "Classy?" lol ... now I've heard everything.

-I think it'll be awhile before aluminum foil get's it's big break in high fashion. But when it does, I'll be way ahead of the curve ...

OMyWord: It's pretty cool stuff. The pictures lead to links with interesting articles (I'm "new on the scene" so I'll leave the nut's n bolts commentary to others).

Still, I really like it. One day soon I might give Predator Press a facelift and try to incorporate it ... I just haven't figured out how yet.

Harrison: Yeah. That guitar in particular is quite an eyeful –it was probably the central inspiration to this rather uncharacteristically non-humorous post. Funny I thought this was risky, but it seems semi well-received. I think maybe I’ll be “loosening up” a little on my topics.

-But as I mentioned, these images aren’t mine. Click on them for the source sites.

Thanks all!