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Meredith Scheff Interviews Phil Foglio

Meredith Scheff — Sun, 03/09/2008 - 21:28

Meredith Scheff

I'm very happy to have the opportunity to introduce you to Meredith Scheff who will be doing a series of articles for The Steampunk Workshop where she will "go exploring in the jungles of maker workshops; and share the images with you, the hopefully regular reader."

 

Meredith describes herself as "a cartoonist, maker, geek, and general silly person. She avoids everyone's advice and continues to live happily in San Francisco, no matter how tired of Top Ramen she may get. She is in her thesis semester for illustration/sculpture at California College of the Arts. Her website, until she builds a better one, is satiredun.deviantart.com."

In addition to her series Meredith has agreed to develop a regular cartoon feature for the Steampunk Workshop and I've asked her to do a bit of lampooning of all of us Steampunks - if you are as curious as I am as to what the result will be get thee to the front page and sign-up for the mailing list or grab the feed! - Jake von Slatt

 

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Electrolytic Machining of Brass, a Clockwork Trilobite

Jake von Slatt — Wed, 01/10/2007 - 07:07

 

the original trilobyte sketchI have been having great success etching brass plate with a solution of copper sulfate and an electrical current.  The depth, quality, and speed of the etchings have been quite controllable and it seemed to me that I might be able to etch completely through a piece of brass.  This capability would allow me to make pieces of several layers of brass, so I devised a design for a test case.

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Books:

Lady Almira is Reading:

Mervyn Peake - Titus Groan

Read her review of The first book in the Gormenghast series


 

Jake von Slatt is Reading:

Lord Breaulove Swells Whimsy - The Affected Provincial's Companion

There is a lot for the SteamPunk in this wonderful little book, but don't assume you'll like it just because I do. I'm about three quarters done and I'll have a full review shortly. - Jake.

 

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