* Rethink Abstract Artists was created in early 2008 by an artist, who was struggling in selling own artworks. So she decided to create a list of the best artists and writers of steampunk and dieselpunk in order to help others choose better sellers for their collections.<\/p>\n
Rethink Art is a steampunk themed art gallery in Detroit, Michigan. It features “abstract art that is created from discarded found objects, electronic components and other re-purposed material.”<\/p>\n
The gallery’s collection is continually refreshed with new art from new artists.<\/p>\n
The 10 listed here are the best of the bunch, in our opinion. They are not only true to their name, but also make for some stunning art. We hope you enjoy these as much as we do!<\/p>\n
1) Frank Dickinson:<\/p>\n
Frank Dickinson is an awesome painter who has an entire room dedicated to him in the Rethink Art gallery. His paintings are created from found objects and scrap metal and he truly captures the essence of steampunk with his works. Start your steampunk collection off right by adding one of Frank Dickinson’s paintings!<\/p>\n
2) Diane Bergin:<\/p>\n
Diane Bergin’s hand crafted leather corsets are simply amazing! The amount of detail that goes into her designs is absolutely incredible. Her work has been featured in numerous magazines including Vogue and Elle. She uses a variety of different types of leathers and other materials including metal to create her intricate masterpieces! 3) Robert Radaich: Robert Radaich is probably most well known<\/p>\n
Steampunk is a fusion of science fiction, fantasy, and historical fiction that came about in the 1980s. The fashion and art style is based on the Victorian era, when steam power was just becoming popular.<\/p>\n
Transeunt gases replaced incandescent light bulbs and a lot of art was created using these new materials and instruments.<\/p>\n
Steampunk art is also known as neo-Victorian art because it follows the modern conventions of Victorian art. Steampunk artists do not use traditional materials and techniques like copperplate engraving. Instead they use modern materials like inkjet printers to create imaginative artworks.<\/p>\n
The following list has a collection of 10 best steampunk abstract artists who created some amazing work incorporating the steampunk style into their paintings, illustrations, and sculptures.<\/p>\n
A steampunk artist is the person who is creating a steampunk design. A steampunk artist can be a designer, painter, sculptor or any other artist which has his own vision of the future and creates something in accordance with this vision. Steampunk art depends on imagination and is not strictly connected with the rules of some art movement like for instance impressionism, expressionism or even post-modernism. It is an art by itself.<\/p>\n
Trophies are given to the best steampunk artists at numerous contests and festivals. The most famous of them are Steampunk World’s Fair, Steampunk Rave and Inventor’s Showcase. Before these events some artworks are chosen among others by curators of the festival, but sometimes even ordinary visitors can vote for their favorite pieces of work at the contests.<\/p>\n
The most famous and talented contemporary steampunk artists are Ashley Wood, Kiki Whisper, Matthew J. Leonardi and many others. They have their own style, they create their own characters and designs. You can easily find examples of their works on the internet or at various markets where they sell their paintings and designs.<\/p>\n
Steampunk art is a genre that takes visual inspiration from the Victorian era, mainly in science fiction and fantasy. It is characterized by anachronistic technology or retro-futurist inventions as people in the 19th century would have envisioned them. Many steampunk artists take their inspiration from previous eras, like the Renaissance and Baroque periods, though some specifically depict elements of a Victorian-era future.<\/p>\n
Truly original works of steampunk art are not common, most of them being interpretations of existing works of literature or film. Some steampunk artworks are created as homages to other famous pieces of culture and often feature characters from well-known stories.<\/p>\n
The artistic style tends to be very futuristic and focus on combining elements of the 19th century with later technological advances. Steampunk art in its truest form has to look as if it were created during the Victorian era, but with a twist — like anachronistic elements that expose a futuristic quality. The genre could be described as retro-futuristic.*<\/p>\n
Steampunk art is a type of art designed in a Victorian style using modern materials. Steampunk art is often paired with automata, and can be created by repurposing items. Many artists work with steampunk art; many of them are well known for their work.<\/p>\n
Tristan Eaton is an artist who works in steampunk art. He creates paintings and sculptures from recycled materials. He most commonly uses vintage computer parts, such as wires and circuit boards, to create his artwork. Some of his artwork includes robots made from old clocks and antique phonographs.<\/p>\n
Steampunk artists have become increasingly popular over the last few years due to advances in technology that make it easier to create modern replicas of Victorian-style devices with less expense and time.<\/p>\n
Steampunk is a form of science fiction that includes Victorian-era societies or technologies. It was originally a subgenre of science fiction, but has grown to encompass every kind of art.<\/p>\n
Steampunk art includes paintings, sculptures, and designs inspired by the industrial revolution and Victorian era. Since steampunk is an art form that focuses on the hypothetical, it often uses a lot of symbolism in its subject matter. Steampunk has developed into its own genre over time, with many people making their own kind of steampunk art, including cheap steampunk costumes for sale.<\/p>\n
Terence O’Donnell is one of the best known steampunk artists around today. He creates paintings that are influenced by his love for vintage technology and old engines from the Industrial Revolution era. His paintings are almost always made with oil on canvas or panel, although he also creates some acrylics.<\/p>\n
O’Donnell’s pieces focus on bringing a futuristic look to vintage objects and different architectural styles from the past. He makes sure his pieces are recognizable as being from another time period while still looking new enough to be futuristic. In 2008 he began creating digital images as well as traditional paintings, merging the old and new mediums in a distinctive way.