Steampunk Hot Air Balloon With Clock Statue Sculpture Cold Cast Bronze

Description

Steampunk Is A Subgenre Of Science Fiction Or Science Fantasy That Incorporates Technology And Aesthetic Designs Inspired By 19Thcentury Industrial Steampowered Machinery Although Its Literary Origins Are Sometimes Associated With The Cyberpunk Genre Steampunk Works Are Often Set In An Alternative History Of The 19Th Centurys British Victorian Era Or American "Wild West" In A Postapocalyptic Future During Which Steam Power Has Maintained Mainstream Usage Or In A Fantasy World That Similarly Employs Steam Power Steampunk May Therefore Be Described As Neovictorian Steampunk Perhaps Most Recognizably Features Anachronistic Technologies Or Retrofuturistic Inventions As People In The 19Th Century Might Have Envisioned Them And Is Likewise Rooted In The Eras Perspective On Fashion Culture Architectural Style And Art Such Technology May Include Fictional Machines Like Those Found In The Works Of H G Wells And Jules Verne Or The Modern Authors Philip Pullman Scott Westerfeld Stephen Hunt And China Mieville Cold Cast Bronze Is A Term Used To Describe The Process Of Mixing Bronze Powder With A Translucent Casting Resin And Applying The Mixture Into A Mold The Finished Casting Give The Appearance And Weight Of Solid Metal