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Steampunking a VR Headset
Steampunking a VR Headset
Virtual Reality is on the rise which has prompted a new trend of homemade 3D viewers that are starting to surface as more and more people experiment with VR.
This particularly fun instructables project was made by a guy named Jay Kent who owns and operates a Leather & Fine Arts shop in Tampa, Florida. He took a cardboard Dodocase headset (which is a branded version of the open-source effort by…
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outfit design for my Photoshoot with Psychara! I hope I'll finish it soon:D
I tried very much to keep the Psychara-character in the outfit, making it steampunk, but not changing her attitude too much. I think it worked out quite okay, and luckily she's syked aswell:D
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Guitars are just perfect for steampunking. Most have been pimped out using pieces of clockwork, piping, metal and wood, only adding points on the recycling awesomeness scale. Customizing — or in this case, steampunking — your guitar will add so much to its esthetic potential. See, apart from the fact that it will increase its weight, with all the recycled nuts, bolts, screws and nifty gadgets like valves, clocks and more added to it, your guitar will become a true one-of-a-kind.
New video for 'Turn Me On' coming on Tuesday!
