[Key]

Here you can introduce yourself! Feel free to show off any pics of your steampunk works or your favs by other people.

[Wally]

I know he doesn’t fall under the shiny and gritty world of steampunk, but Hayao Miyazaki does have an eye for detail when it comes to translating the genre into his own animated world.
His work is just jaw dropping in most of his films from the last 20 years 🙂

[Key]

I definitely agree with you! He translates the genre into his works wonderfully. Miyazaki’s work is definitely stunning; I can’t think of a movie of his I haven’t enjoyed thus far. One of my particular favorites is Howl’s Moving Castle, which definitely has a steampunk vibe to it. I mean, just look at that castle of his!

[Carrie]

Hi everyone. I just recently became interested in steampunk even though I am an older lady. I have been reading tons of novels and non-fiction like crazy. I haven’t seen any movies so I will watch the ones you have suggested.

[Key]

Hey, Carrie! Isn’t steampunk lovely? Definitely give those movies a try. One of his more obvious steampunk-related works is “Steamboy.” Enjoy!

[Anonymous]

Hey everyone, just going to try to get things back up again. I have been steampunking–is that even a word?–for I think over three years. I have multiple character personas that I like to dress up from a royal princess to a mercenary to a boy apprentice! It’s really amazing and such a creative hobby to do. Sad part is that I am the only one in my friend group that does this kind of thing so that part can be lonely sometimes, anyone agree?

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Forgot to check the notify me box!

[michelle]

I am really new to steampunk, I did not even realize that is was a book Genre, or that studio Ghibli could fall under this category. this only makes me love steampunk more. manly I love the look of steampunk, from the costumes to the gadgets, to the pure art, I just love how you can see the internal workings 🙂

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