Dieselpunk + Steampunk Culture
Posted on January 15, 2012 at 6:00pm 16 Comments 1 Favorite
Me Ne Frego ( I don't give a damn ) was the motto of the fascist militia during the 1930's. Nothing ideological here, I hasten to say: it's just for the fun of playing with graphic symbols.
Anyway, unlike the swastika and nazism, Roman fasces - the origin…
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In 1863, a very young Jules Verne wrote a novel titled "Paris au XXème siècle" (Paris in the XXth century). In this science fiction novel, Verne described a world in which industrial revolution has been pushed to its very limits, ending in a dystopian, totalitarian, scientist society blindly devoted to industry, technique and science. War doesn't exist anymore, since it's way too damageable to the industrial and financial organization of the society and citizens willingly embrace…
Continue Posted on December 8, 2011 at 4:57pm 3 Comments 5 Favorites
Cartoonish Dieselpunk. Yes, it's a day for cartoons... and those who think I've been watching Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow again, lately, are correct…
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Andrew V. No said… Happy New Year!
John L. Sands said… I too love your art. I got to work for Norman Granz a few times. He told me that the French, above all other people, appreciated Jazz the most and made the best critics. I believe this is so.
John L. Sands said… Stefan, thanks for the encouragement. You have given me the courage to exceed even my own expectations. Seriously, there are a lot of very creative people on this site and I am a fan of each and every one. After every article I feel there is more to write about, then my random thoughts come across something and I say,Man, that's dieselpunk! I need to share that."
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Pilsner Panther said… I can usually recognize an exceptional talent... and you're one of them.
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