Every Friday a new piece of artwork from the fanart contest will be posted on this website!
“An AU of Throne of Jade where Laurence and Temeraire come to China and find not just lots of dragons but airships. (Which I am now heartbroken to not have actually done in canon and may try to find some way to work in after all!)” — Naomi
Each of these weekly pieces of art will be a part of a small, Subterranean Press hardcover with a 16-page full color gallery, and it will include a total of 32 pieces, with about 20,000 words total of new fiction included. I will probably end up combining and writing slightly longer stories for more than one piece, but each one will at least get a drabble’s-worth to its name!
Sub Press will produce a limited edition of 400 leatherbound copies signed by me (probably around $45), and somewhere between 1000-2000 hardcovers (around $20-25). And I will eventually be putting up the stories themselves online at least once the book sells out, so if these are out of your range, do not fear! You will get to read the stories! The book should hopefully be out before the end of this year, but we’ll see.
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Until next week!
4 responses to “FanArt Contest: Steampunk Universe”
Wow, but now we have more questions. Look at the straps – what type of injuries might occure with that arrangement. The closest I could think of was what parachutes might do to the body. That’s how I found out that the first design was done by L. DaVinci in 1408 and the first parachute dive was completed in Paris in the year 1797. Maybe parachutes are being developed in Temeraire’s world and be standard issue to all aviators and the arial version of marines by the end of the series?
Huh, guess I know what you’ll do if you ever do anything about WW1 or 2.
Here’s a beautiful period outfit for both male & female figures–even comes in Aviator Green! :D
http://www.daz3d.com/i/shop/itemdetails/?item=14488
Now, if we could just have some better views of the dragons, we might be able to do 3D some justice…..;)
I agree, Chinese airships would have been exquisite.