Who knew steampunk could be down on the farm? Elements from Brimm's "Steampunk Farmyard."
Click on any picture to see a larger size. Works and posts on this blog are © William J. Charlebois unless otherwise noted.
Click on any picture to see a larger size. Works and posts on this blog are © William J. Charlebois unless otherwise noted.
17 comments:
So unique, Bill, fantastic imagination you have, methinks I'll give my scarecrow a steampunk makeover, thanks for the idea!!
This is my first-ever steampunk scarecrow. What an inspiration!!
The farm has gone steampunk, I love it, Bill!
A Steampunk farm? That is fun! And what a fabulous background!
Terrific Steampunk art! Kudos!
I always love your unique take of the challenges. Great layering, Bill!
Love your steampunk creation!
Great idea, Bill. The background is wonderful.
I want a steampunk scarecrow for my garden. Sooo imaginitive dear Bill. Love it! xx
Great steampunk piece, Bill!
Yay A steampunk scarecrow, amazing and inventive. Lovely humorous piece, well done
so very unique!
Great Steampunk Bill I love the scarecrow and all your great little details...great job!
No I didn't write the story of Snow
White and Rose Red it is an old German fairy tale and was record in one of the Bros. Grimm books...it was one of my favorites as a child.
A steampunked scarecrow! Now who would've thought of that -- but you! Terrific "take" on the challenge, Bill!
You did it!!!
Ana amazing collage of steampunkerie- love this Bill!
Hello to you, Mr. Bill!
I love your collage! I especially love the little chicken in the corner, sitting on some gears! Those will not hatch, no matter how long you sit on them, you know!!
Are you having any spring in your world yet? We aren't having much yet, so I had to invent a machine to make the flowers start blooming! When you get a moment, won't you please check it out on my blog!
Betty
Post a Comment