I like how under computer skills (for this school work profile thing) is “Internet”
Why yes, I am quite skilled at the internet.

Why yes, I am quite skilled at the internet.


Multiculturalism for Steampunk is starting up a weekly art challenge, and it looks promising. SO EXCITED. I’ve had a bunch of ideas for non-Western steampunk outfits floating around in my head, and it’s nice actually having a weekly deadline to motivate me to finish some of them.
This is pretty subtle in its steampunkery (read: no extranneous metal bits), but I was just trying to bring in a few western/Victorian elements to traditional Indian clothing- legomuttoned sleeves, the double breasted, collared choli, and adapting the churidar into buttoned spats.
…Also a sweet hat.
-C
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DIY Speakeasy of the Day: Inspired by the speakeasies of the 1920’s, Nick Dunlap’s “Prohibition Preparedness Kit” contains all the accessories necessary to evade the Volstead Act in style: Breath mints, disguising labels, and a corkscrew. “But more importantly, the kit comes with Hooch Estate Vineyard’s Merlot and Chardonnay.”
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DIY Speakeasy of the Day: Inspired by the speakeasies of the 1920’s, Nick Dunlap’s “Prohibition Preparedness Kit” contains all the accessories necessary to evade the Volstead Act in style: Breath mints, disguising labels, and a corkscrew. “But more importantly, the kit comes with Hooch Estate Vineyard’s Merlot and Chardonnay.”