Dismembered Empire performed “The Reorientation of Tobias Renshaw” at the Liverpool Tattoo Convention.
I got to reprise the role of Professor Zong and my new props got their debut.
The new props were Galvanomesmeric Batons, Diagnostic Engine and Reorientation Helmet.
The convention was fun! I felt right at home!
Created for Dismembered Empire. Wielded by Imperial Guards these multipurpose batons can be used to scan, mesmerise or stun victims.
The galvanomesmeric batons can be seen in action at our fundraiser.
Created for Dismembered Empire. The diagnostic engine can mechanically diagnose human ailments. Medical establishments can use it to reduce staff costs. Some call it quackery, no more accurate than a random penny falls.
The diagnostic engine can be seen in action at our fundraiser.
Created for Dismembered Empire. The Reorientation Helmet uses a combination of intravenous terpsichorum and a galvano mesmeric field to induce metamorphic neuroplasticity. A skilled inquisitor can then erase a subjects existing engrams, or apply new ones through a careful application of verbal reasoning, seduction, temptation and punishment.
The helmet can be seen in action at our fundraiser.
We paid a short visit to the Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza.
We joined fiends at the Parade and got convinced to join the Best Dressed Victorian Gentleman Contest.
Myself and Brox took first and second prize!
We then rendezvoused with other Steampunks for lunch before we headed up to Orme and to home!
Artists from left to right: George Jones, Diane Clarke, Bill Hassall, David Brown, David Brown and Al Lovett.
I had the honour of sitting for the Liver Sketch Club again this week. Brox was needed for for the second amazing performance of his play “Sunday Afternoon Again” so I stood in for his sitting, he had already done two. I decided to be a pirate this time!
They drew and painted some wonderful pictures!
