Captain: I told you to watch out for the giant scorpion! We'll NEVER wash that off the windscreen!

I do like your steampunk furries.

Ahh I new this looked familiar :)

The three look quite surprised while the two navigators try to figure out something.

Wonder why the surprise..

For some reason I'm reminded of a sidewheeled riverboat.

I always liked this one. The scorpion on the leading face is more visible in color. I never noticed the spade on the lead wheel guard either before. Nice. : )

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The Fantastic Fearless (Frustrated?)
Fennec Five.

Five Fanciful Florid Fennecs?

Is that sorta of ship behind callen "sandsteam" ^^ ? In Trigun there is a veicle similar to that one, even if with a different kind of engine (plant based engine, a sort of organical-core based engine) and bigger ^^...

Amazing work, especially on their uniforms and faces. Truly a pleasure to see this.

YATINI! furry jawas!

I love this picture, very nice..

they still look lost

I suppose it is hard to navigate when all you have to orient yourself are hills of sand and sky.

May I ask something ? Do you like Jules Verne books ? Your maschines rule so much ! I love your art !

I was raised watching movies based on the popular books written by the likes of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells. In my teenage years I developed a great interest in anachronism, and in my adult years I started reading and collecting technical and engineering books from the early 20th Century. I'm a big fan of steam powered machinery.

I love your art! My love for steam engineering was born when I was a child and my grandfather, an engineer, gave me his old books on steam engines. When I plugged in the numbers and found that a high pressure high speed poppet valve uniflow steam engine could produce over one horsepower per cubic inch displacement, it was love at first sight! Then I found out how fast steam powered race cars went very early in the 20th century - mind boggeling!!

Yeah! I saw videos of a big German Uniflow engine running the machinery at a Pennsylvania Textile plant, and it intrigued me that Steam engines didn't need to look like the big Horizontal or vertical engines used in the late 19th Century. There are quite a few Uniflow powered freighters and Car Ferries still plying the waters of Lake Michigan too, like the S. S. Badger. I even was inspired by this "Different" technology to create the fantasy world of the S.S. Athena which pops up a lot in my art lately. Check out my earlier image "Fantasy Engine Room," and you'll see little influences of those big Skinner Uniflow engines.

I was asking as I've seen there s little similarity between your work and those early Jules Verne movies which were partly done by animation of those pen sketches, if you know what I mean :) I love those movies :D

OH HUZZAH! STUPENDOUS GOOD SIR! Might have you heard of an ether-space blog by name of Brass Goggles? I'm certain the hostess there would be most enraptured by your steam-art!

I hate to say it but it looks like these guys bought the Sandcrawler's Beta model off of the Jawas.

Great. Thanks for this pic I'm looking for Steampunk/furry/Star Wars crossover artwork on the internet. All I need is a way to blend several more genres and concepts in and I shall become a supernerd!

Heck! Just cruise through my web pages on FA and you'll find lots of stuff on that subject.

an excellent piece of art, I love your tech stuff...

This reminds me of an anime I saw once I think it was called "Robot Circus" or something like it. I often wish that steam had taken off instead of oil for powering vehicles and I find it ironic we're hoping for a 'hydrogen economy' where vehicles are powered by water.

Well... Steam powered vehicles have thir advantages and drawbacks. I know most folks wouldn't want to waste about a quarter hor waiting for their car to get sufficent steam pressure to drive it down the street to pick up the Groceries. Still, I like your Hydrogen fuel cell idea. Water is plentful, and if a way could be found to turn such to steam instantly, I'm sure wth the modern technology we have now much more efficient and more powerful steam engines could be built. I personally find it Irinic that the Gasoline Engine-Electric Hybrid system has been in use for more than 100 years, but only now it has started to catch on for personal Automobiles. I guess it'll take the world running out of oil to teach us to be more "Conservative."

*nods* It's sad that people only start to think about conserving things when it's almost too late. Still if we can make the switch, who knows? I've always thought it would be interesting if car batteries could store kinetic energ from when you put on the breaks or geothermal energy from the earth.

I told you to take a LEFT turn at Barstow!

Great picture, though the first mental image it conjured up was "Howl's moving castle".