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Redhead, by Fabiano Neves
Concept Redhead, by Fabiano Neves Bonus Update! So Sunday the 12th marks the second anniversary of Sartorially Smart Heroines. In response I’ve decided to try to do a pair of updates this weekend, the first is the charming Redhead, heroine … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Cowgirls/Western, Steampunk
Tagged art, comics, confident redheads, cowgirls, Fabiano Neves, Felipe Cagno, knives, pistols, post-apocalypse, revolvers, six-guns, steampunk, travel attire, western
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Mama Gkika of Girl Genius
Mama Gkika from Girl Genius, by Professors Phil and Kaja Foglio “But ve gots no time for de talking. My boyz tell me dere’s more trouble on de vay. Und Hy haven’t seen any decent trouble in ages. Dis is … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Steampunk
Tagged art, comics, generals, Girl Genius, Jagermonsters, Jagers, Mama Gkika, officers, steampunk, Studio Foglio, uniforms, warlords, web comics
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Otto and Victoria, by Brian Kesinger
Otto and Victoria, characters by Brian Kesinger “An octopus’ muscular hydrostats allow for a level of graceful mobility unmatched by any other creature in the animal kingdom. They are proud to take any opportunity to show off this skill.” —Brian … Continue reading
Posted in Cowgirls/Western, Steampunk
Tagged art, Brian Kesinger, cowgirls, octopuses, Otto and Victoria, steampunk, steampunk fashion, travel attire, western
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Sartorially Smart Villainess: Captain Bangladesh Dupree
Captain Bangladesh Dupree of Girl Genius “Dupree. When I say the words ‘alive and unharmed,’ do any neurons actually fire in that brain of yours?” —Baron Klaus Wulfenbach Wow, it’s been a while since I last showcased a villainess, and … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Piiirates! Arr!, Steampunk, Villainesses
Tagged Bangladesh Dupree, comics, Girl Genius, Phil Foglio, pirates, steampunk, Studio Foglio, villainesses, web comics
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Brian Kesinger’s Tea Girls
Tea Girls, by Brian Kesinger (images used with permission) “Steampunk is…a joyous fantasy of the past, allowing us to revel in a nostalgia for what never was. It is a literary playground for adventure, spectacle, drama, escapism and exploration. But … Continue reading
Posted in Piiirates! Arr!, Steampunk
Tagged airships, art, Brian Kesinger, pirates, steampunk, steampunk fashion, swashbucklers, tea girls
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The Highwaywoman, by Conlaodh
The Highwaywoman, by Conlaodh. I was a Highwayman. Along the coach roads I did ride, with sword and pistol by my side. Many a young maid lost her baubles to my trade; Many a soldier shed his life’s blood on … Continue reading
Posted in Steampunk
Tagged 3D art, bandits, digital art, highwaywomen, pistols, riding apparel, steampunk, travel attire
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Alchemist, by Florian Stitz
Alchemist, by Florian Stitz “Things are rarely ‘just crazy enough to work,’ but they’re frequently just crazy enough to fail hilariously.” —Rand Munroe, XKCD One of my favorite aspects of certain types of fantasy is that they’re willing to take … Continue reading
Posted in Gaming, Steampunk
Tagged alchemist, alchemy, art, digital art, Florian Stitz, gaming, layered armor, leather armor, leather jerkin, magic, miniature games, potions, Privateer Press, quilted armor, steampunk, war gaming, Warmachine, wizardry
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Violetta of Girl Genius
Violetta, Smoke Knight from Girl Genius “Okay. Two things. First, I no longer serve the order. And second, I specialize in misdirection and sleight of hand.” —Violetta, Knight of the Smoke I find a certain irony in using one of Professor … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Steampunk
Tagged art, comics, Girl Genius, Phil Foglio, rogues, stealth, steampunk, subterfuge, web comics
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