Media- Mason Jar Bands, Acrylic, Cone Studs, Polyester(?) Webbing, Rectangle Rings, Velcro, Scrap Leather, Galvanized Steel Wire
Cybergoth Goggles was a quick little personal project done just for fun.
Lol, or was it rivethead? Raver? I can't even tell between the nuances between each subculture these days. Regardless.
This was based loosely on *
FenrisDesigns'
tutorial.
The radioactive symbol was a quick job down at the school laser lab, all solvented together haphazardly. The rest was drilled/screwed, hand-sewn, and expoxyed together.
As "studio rule #235" says, when all else fails, epoxy all the things.The red acrylic is transparent, so you can actually wear the goggles over the eyes and see out of them. Everything is red, though (for obvious reasons).
If you want a set for yourself, you can commission me for a custom-made set. However, I can't say it'll be fast, I have to find a new laser cutter to use to cut the acrylic.Edit- featured here
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Thank you for taking a look over my artwork; I really appreciate it.
which is almost the same as those Steampunk Goggles expect it doesn't have Cone Studs, plus it has a cats eye like Lenses.
Very well crafted.