Steampunk costumes for the Lincoln Asylum Festival 2022

In this video I build a costume for the Lincoln Steampunk Asylum 2022

[BRNNA]

Very interesting video and some good tips in there too.
Sue and I were glad to catch a word with you at Asylum 2022, and great to see 
the old original "enigmatic" mask make an appearance on the last day too. That made my day.
We're putting our minds to 2023's outfits already.

[Kammmm]

Your creativity and originality never cease to amaze Joe. Thank you for sharing the process along with your ups and downs. Always learning from your videos !

[Craftlngo]

it looks really great! You can't tell that when you see the finished piece that it's made from different old projects in a month

[pergolassunshinecoastexper]

You're a true inspiration to many. Keep it up!

[matthewh]

Always an inspiration and a kick up the bum to crack on with my own projects.

[TheDarkArtist]

This turned out really awesome. As always nice job bro. I love it

[iamjadedhobo]

Using aluminium straps is an excellent tip I will try out on my next project 🤓🧐

The other thing that caught my eye was the leather harness you designed to keep the mask in place. I would love it if you would go into detail about designing and building that in a future video!

[alexanderblades]

Great video! Your model making skills are excellent! Starting to experiment with some steampunk sculptured costume creations and algorithm threw me your channel. of the materials you use are somewhat new to me having limited background in such work or projects and not done anything quite like this before. Thanks for the detail on how you go about the processes. Now need to binge watch your channel ;-).

[Micky--vf]

Hey fella, hope all is well ? as it's been a while. I have been re watching some of your old videos, particularly the vaccum degassing chamber vid and the pressure casting videos. Wow the prices have escalated. Looking at the smaller pressure pots/compressor and vaccum stuff. Still confused by it all tbh and newer models seem to be out. Anyway great fun to watch. Hope you get your mojo back soon, I've lost mine lately too but new ideas are circulating.

[aesotope]

Excellent. Really like the commentary over the top of the video too. Was wondering, what are the origins of Steampunk?

[derletztezeuge]

Excellent Video, I love the work, especially the ark reactors, I wouldn't mind one of those myself, do you make them for other people and if so how much ?

[negotiableaffections]

Beautiful piece. Can I 'nit-pick?' I think the green part would look better if it had more of the cast metal look about it. I'm thinking of the patina/pitted effect with the smooth finished areas of old cast iron parts - possibly with raised lettering? To digress; I remember 1970's queuing up for lessons in the school science wing, in the showcases were cast machines parts with cut-out sections for viewing inside. The outside was The 'typical' green, the internal part a cream colour and the cut edge painted red. These things fascinated me and I think an insidious steampunk seed was sown even then!

[davidgormley]

Loving the costume as always. I have noticed that steampunk folk don’t really seem to weather their costumes very much. Is that a thing?. It’s just a personal preference but I think it adds more depth to a costume. Maybe that makes it more Dieselpunk though but I wondered what your thoughts were on it?

[BrushQuill]

Interesting outfit in the end. Shame the original didbt work out, it had some cool deepsea diver vibes