Designer Creates Incredible Steampunk Face Masks and Accessories
Take a look at unique stemapunk masks from Dmitriy Bragin, an Ukraine-based craftsman. The artist uses various textures and mechanical parts, for example, tiny gears, as well as patterns that look like irganic roots.
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