Steampunk fans will be familiar with Keith Thompson as the illustrator of Scott Westerfeld’s Leviathan (2009, our review here) and its sequels, Behemoth (2010) and Goliath (2011).
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The Art of Alejandro Lee
Alejandro Lee has worked as a concept artist for the steampunk game Pure Steam. His personal work includes various diesel- and steampunk pieces.
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The Art of Michal Matczak
Michal Matczak only has a few artworks that can be considered steampunk, but I think you’ll agree with me they’re worth a look.
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The Art of Steven Wen
Tokyo-based Steven Wen is a game developer in real life, but in his spare time he regales followers of his social media with beautiful inked and sketched-style pieces of dieselpunk and steampunk worlds that seem to have stepped right out of our imaginations and the pages of beloved tomes.
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The Art of Lorenz Hideyoshi Ruwwe
Most of this German artist’s work is science fiction, but there are quite a few pieces in his collection that will delight aficionados of the ‘punk genres, including trains the size of skyscrapers, a steampunk time machine and a Tesla teleportation device!
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The Art of Panji Andrian
Panji Andrian is an artist from Indonesia, whose work includes steampunk versions of London, Paris and Venice.
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The Art of Tyler Florence
Tyler Florence is an artist from Canada, many of whose artworks are set in the fictional world of Project: Diesel Pirate.
It is a world in which anthropomorphic animals, called aetherans, live in massive cities in the skies of planet Aether. There are flying wales, fast trains and everything is styled like our world of the 1910s-40s.
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Reichbusters: Projekt Vril Art
Reichbusters: Projekt Vril is cooperative action-adventure board game by Mythic Games set in late 1944. The Nazis have discovered a mysterious energy source known as vril that could change the outcome of the war. An elite team of over-the-top Allied operatives, called the Reichbusters, are sent in to eradicate this new threat before it is too late.
The art is by Guillem H. Pongiluppi from Barcelona, Spain.
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The Art of Igor Artyomenko
Igor Artyomenko is an American artist, originally from Kazakhstan, who has an knack for drawing midcentury warplanes.
His work also includes a steampunk town, a Blade Runner-esque future city and what looks like a steampunk’d version of the huge ion cannon from Star Wars.
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Haussmanhattan
What do you get when you put Paris and New York together? Haussmanhattan! A portmanteau of Baron Haussmann, the prefect of the Seine who remade the French capital for Napoleon III, and Manhattan, the central borough of New York.
It is also a project of architect Luis Fernandes’, who gives us a beautiful tour of a city that never was.
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