Andrew Chase’s steam punk sculpture
Robotic cheetah. American artist Andrew Chase’s steam punk sculpture
Andrew Chase’s steam punk sculpture
American artist, sculptor Andrew Chase lives in Salt Lake City. His inspiring Steampunk sculptures not only look mechanical — they can move. Andrew Chase’s Steampunk giraffe is made from transmission parts, electrical conduit and plumbing pipe. Connected with a complex mesh of gears and levers, it is designed to look and work in a realistic manner. All the joints rotate and lock into any specific position. While “Cheetah,” “Giraffe” and “Elephant” were designed by Chase for a 50-page picture book about Robot TME, or Trionic Morphatractable Engineer, Chase sells his artworks online and through galleries.
An elephant. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
Andrew Chase’s steam punk sculpture
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- Huge elephant. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Running leopard. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Standing on two paws elephant. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Giraffe. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Sculpture of a giraffe. Work by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- A bear. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Beautiful Steampunk sculpture of a leopard. by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- A horse steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Unique Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Recycled giraffe. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Robotic cheetah closeup. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Creeping robotic cheetah. Steampunk sculpture by American sculptor Andrew Chase
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- Stunning steampunk sculpture of a sitting cheetah. Work by American sculptor Andrew Chase