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<blockquote data-quote="boyexpert9" data-source="post: 3309142" data-attributes="member: 99702">Ok here goes the very first bit of some steampunkishness... Unfortunately I inked right over my original blue pencil drawing... so these are a bit tighter than I&#039;d normally go at his stage (eg. the ink is tighter than I&#039;d normally go at this point as wel). But I got carried away. I need to get these moving towards the steampunk feel... right now they are just dandy and dame and not any real discernible steampunk motif going on... it took me a bit of looking at reference to get some ideas for Victorian or Edwardian costume...&nbsp; I&#039;ll have to slap them down on the light box and rework them a bit. Comin&#039; up in just a bit...Things to do:1) make/add more steampunk motif2) place in a suitable environment that reflects the steampunk world/eraFWIW - the image quality on these is better than any of my previous posts... they were scanned at 1:1 size and saved out at 100dpi as PNG format. The nice thing about PNG is that it&#039;s a non-Lossy format so you don&#039;t get the degraded image like you do with JPG&#039;s lossy compression.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="boyexpert9, post: 3309142, member: 99702"] Ok here goes the very first bit of some steampunkishness... Unfortunately I inked right over my original blue pencil drawing... so these are a bit tighter than I'd normally go at his stage (eg. the ink is tighter than I'd normally go at this point as wel). But I got carried away. I need to get these moving towards the steampunk feel... right now they are just dandy and dame and not any real discernible steampunk motif going on... it took me a bit of looking at reference to get some ideas for Victorian or Edwardian costume... I'll have to slap them down on the light box and rework them a bit. Comin' up in just a bit... Things to do: 1) make/add more steampunk motif 2) place in a suitable environment that reflects the steampunk world/era FWIW - the image quality on these is better than any of my previous posts... they were scanned at 1:1 size and saved out at 100dpi as PNG format. The nice thing about PNG is that it's a non-Lossy format so you don't get the degraded image like you do with JPG's lossy compression. [/QUOTE]

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