Steampunk Fish Bags
Description: Reel in this unique catch! This intricate design features a largemouth bass jumping out of the water, completely reimagined in a stunning steampunk style. Built entirely from detailed brass and copper gears, mechanical fins, and industrial machinery, this clockwork fish is brought to life with a striking glowing blue mechanical eye. Perfect for fishing enthusiasts, steampunk fans, and anyone who loves complex vintage industrial art.
Description: This detail is taken from "Flotilla", a 16” x 20” original collage was constructed of hand cut vintage images on hand painted watercolor paper and accented by watch gears and string. See full piece for story! This piece and its story are copyright 2103 Ramona Szczerba. All Rights Reserved. Please do not reproduce without my express written permission. Thanks!
Description: This sculpture reimagines the swordfish as a high-tech mechanical creature. Using circuit boards for scales and copper wiring for a tail, the piece features a bold blue and silver color scheme. It is an ideal blend of industrial craftsmanship and marine biology. Why You’ll Love It: The vibrant colors and intricate textures of the computer parts give the swordfish a lifelike energy and a unique "built-from-scratch" feel. Great gift for: Science fiction fans, computer hardware hobbyists, and collectors of unconventional maritime art.
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Description: The Musical Fish Quartet were booked to appear at the psychedelic marine festival in aid of nautical ecology. Saving the deep sea habitat was high on the agenda of the Gothic Aquarium Enthusiasts and Bizarre Anglers Society. Unfortunately Gurnard was still searching for his lost key so they had to appear as a Trio, but as fish can't count, (they don't have fingers), they got away with it.
Description: 5000+ views Sometimes the practical thing just won’t do, and that is how Aurelia ended up with her stunning Jellyfish Cruiser. In her search for a little something to knock around her undersea town in, she stumbled upon the J3000 Series Sychphozoa Turbo Cabriolet and felt her heart turn to jelly. The test drive did Aurelia in - the elegant design, the handcrafted etching on the nautilus shell body, the feeling of tentacles blowing through her hair when she really opened up the 800 seahorse power engine – complete bliss! She had to have it. Sure, she’s had to put in a little more overtime but it’s been worth every sand dollar, and the fish heads that turn as she zips by in the Jellyfish Cruiser make her smile each and every day. I hope...
Description: This is a detail of “Flotilla”, a 16″ × 20″ original collage constructed of hand cut vintage images on hand painted watercolor paper and accented with watch gears and thread. See full piece for story! This original artwork and story are copyright 2013 Ramona Szczerba. Neither artwork nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
