Steampunk culture is a subculture that incorporates technology and aesthetic designs inspired by 19th-century industrial steam-powered machinery. The Steampunk style was popularized in the 1980s and is a subculture with its
Steampunk brought elegance and history into the science fiction genre. However, there is a knack for balancing elegance with its grungier, industrial edge. The steampunk aesthetic combines vintage Victorian elegance with
With its obsession with the progress of computer technology and cyberspace, the dominance of mega-corporations, sprawling industrial cities, and marginalized, alienated consumers, trying to get by, cyberpunk’s social commentary and aesthetic
If you’re a fan of steampunk, then you’ll love Dieselpunk! This retrofuturistic subgenre combines the aesthetics of the diesel era with elements of both science fiction and fantasy. Please keep reading