photo © JMARSDesign 2009-2010"I am actually quite happy with how they look and I think they are the most wild pair of goggles I have made. reaching tentacles and sharpened teeth hold the lenses permanently in place. The green and copper accents are painted with an inky wash that bring out the scarred and wrinkled skin texture. I hope that this pair brings a few unsettling looks from guests at the Museum."
These goggles, along with a large variety of other fantastic steampunk devices and inventions are on display at the Museum of the History of Science, in Oxford. Anyone in the area should definitely swing by and check it out!
5 comments:
Oh, wow. The goggles rock me! Thanks for scouring the world and bring us all this cephalopodish coolness!
I've seen steampunk goggles. I've seen cyberpunk goggles. Now I've seen, what, cthulhupunk? Cephalapunk? Either way, I want some.
Cthulhupunk! Yes!
I'm kind of digging Cephalopunk myself ;D
too fun!
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