exoskeleton cabaret » jake von slatt http://exoskeletoncabaret.com The Photography and Artwear of Libby Bulloff Thu, 01 Jul 2010 22:29:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 The Trenches http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/12/29/the-trenches/ http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/12/29/the-trenches/#comments Tue, 29 Dec 2009 06:32:10 +0000 libby http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/12/29/the-trenches/
The Trenches, originally uploaded by exoskeletoncabaret.

Back to editing my backlog…I’d like to share a few images I’ve finished.

Shoot with Jake von Slatt at Starfish Studios, Seattle, WA.
October 2009.

Makeup + hair: Lindsey Watkins
Photography: Libby Bulloff

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Shot on the century-old fire escape with half century-old gauze and natural light. Jake is a fantastic sexy grimy dude.

]]> http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/12/29/the-trenches/feed/ 0 Holla, Steampunks http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/10/30/holla-steampunks/ http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/2009/10/30/holla-steampunks/#comments Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:23:44 +0000 libby http://exoskeletoncabaret.com/?p=250 Two items of note on that subject…

Jeff VanderMeer and I have been in contact for a number of months regarding the following project. I do hope you’ll considering contributing as well. We’ll hopefully be publishing some of my photography in the book.

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THE STEAMPUNK BIBLE WANTS YOU!
Noted Archivist Seeks Steampunks to Index

World Fantasy Award winner Jeff VanderMeer’s The Steampunk Bible, published by Abrams Image, will provide a comprehensive and lavish overview of all aspects of Steampunk, in text and pictures. Research for this momentous and globe-spanning project includes the compilation of a comprehensive Archive of, and Index to, everything and everyone Steampunk and Steampunk-Related. This Archive will be made public online, and you also might be contacted about appearing in the book.

If you would like a website or blog link, book or brick-and-mortar establishment, to be considered for the archive, please send the relevant information to Master Archivist S.J. Chambers (steampunkbible at gmail dot com) or to The Steampunk Bible, c/o Jeff VanderMeer, POB 4248, Tallahassee, FL 32315 USA. Make sure to include a short paragraph describing your submission and your complete contact information. Although the Master Archivist’s extensive list of ongoing clockwork projects makes it impossible to guarantee a reply, you may be sure she will give each missive intense scrutiny. As part of a Larger Study, please consider including Your Personal Definition of Steampunk with your email message or snail mail parcel. Rest assured, the Master Archivist and her minions are also out in the World, actively seeking Steampunks for the greater glory of the Archive.

Annnnd, the included photo is of the illustrious maker Jake von Slatt, from a shoot we did Monday! Jake was here for Steamcon, and we spent a good portion of the event in the hotel bar, plotting over whiskey. I am pleased to announce that I will be joining the Steampunk Workshop as a fashion correspondent. Expect some bloggity over there within the first bit of November!

Thanks.

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heather goldThis week has quite possibly been the wildest one I’ve had in a while. A few days ago, I was asked to participate in The Heather Gold Show live from the Maker Faire. It will be streamed live from the main stage on this Saturday, May 3 at 4:00pm PDT (watch online at heathergold.com).

The issue we’ll be addressing (for which I’m vaguely responsible) is: How can you be authentic to yourself and part of a (sub)culture?

Through the lens of Steampunk, a meta-subculture that is currently at its tipping point of growth, we explore the inevitable question a subculture faces as it grows from disparate DIY roots. Who and what belongs? Can it transform permaculture?

Conversating with Heather will be computer and car modifier Jake von Slatt, Abney Park singer Captain Robert, yours truly (on behalf of Steampunk Magazine), and the live/web audience. Expect hijinks.

Item Number Two of OMG Insanity is that I learned yesterday that my photography of Seattle artist Molly Porkshanks Friedrich will be featured in the New York Times in a week or so as part of her interview. I’m not yet certain which image will be featured but it will be one from this set, which we shot last fall. I will post more details when the article is published.

Call this my 4.23 seconds of fame. Um, squee.

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