Tim See’s steampunky ceramic art

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February 4th, 2009 2

Syracuse, NY pottery and ceramics artist Tim See is enamored with the iron pipes, boilers, rivets and bolts, gauges and levers of steam-age technology. He incorporates all of this into his clay creations. They look so real, you almost forget that they don’t work like the devices they’re meant to evoke.

Tim See Clay

2 thoughts on “Tim See’s steampunky ceramic art”

justanassembler says:

February 5th, 2009 at 6:14 am

http://stevenmontgomery.net/ his site is flash based, but the work is nothing short of amazing in finish, concept, and scale…

also see http://www.johnbalistreriartist.com maker of giant (10-14 ft tall) airplane wings, among other things

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Tim See’s steampunky ceramic art

By Gareth Branwyn