Sleep the sleep of a Timelord when you lay down in these awesome Doctor Who Bed Sheets. They features images of the TARDIS, gears and Gallifreyan symbols. Choose Twin, Full, Queen, or King sized sets. They are made of 100% polyester. You get a flat sheet, fitted sheet, and pillowcase(s).
Feel free to dream of Daleks, Cybermen, UNIT, companions and more. Every night will be an adventure. This is a great gift for Doctor Who fans of any age.
Check out this interesting series of stylized illustrations of some popular outfits worn by movie characters. It features some of our favorites like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, Star wars, The Terminator, and more. He has more on his behance page.
Fred Birchal has studied these outfits and stylized them so that you can admire them without a wearer. This is a fun look at some of the costumeswe know and love. It’s interesting to put the spotlight on these threads. It really shows how simple they are, yet we immediately recognize them.
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We’ve featured Joey Spiotto’s art before and we really love his geeky take on classic children’s books, so we thought we would point you to some prints of his Geeky Little Golden Book covers. These prints really are the best thing ever.
I only wish we could have grown up with these books. Below are a few of our favorites, but make sure you check out his Etsy store for many more. They are simply adorable.
Here’s some Superman Lives concept art and some designs of Brainiac, who was supposed to be the villain of the film. This film would have been directed by Tim Burton and would have starred Nicholas Cage as the Man of Steel. However the whole thing was a complete mess and we never got that movie. Some are thankful, while others are sad. As weird as this film looks, I am intrigued. I would have liked to see what Burton could do with the Man of Steel, even if the weirdness seems cranked up in typical Burton style.
The art is from propstore.com who recently auctioned off some Superman Lives items. They were taking some bold chances with Superman, I’ll give them that.
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This pair of replicas may just turn your home into a house of alien horrors. You get a Life-Size Xenomorph Egg with its own eerie lighting and a life-size facehugger that is poseable! The egg stands almost 36-inches tall with articulated flaps so you can actually open the top folds of the egg.
Now you can make any room look like an alien breeding room. These would probably be the scariest replicas in your collection. How they got that kid in the image to play with them, I have no idea.
This is a fun and fascinating video that takes a look at the evolution of Batman’s home, Gotham City. Evan Puschak (The Nerdwriter) explores the city in this seven-minute video essay. This is well worth your time. I don’t think I have ever seen an examination of Gotham like this one. It offers a lot of food for thought if you are a Batman fan.
Gotham is as much a character as Batman himself and just as fascinating, with a history just as rich as the Caped Crusader’s. After all, they are forever intertwined. Did Gotham create Batman? Did Batman create the hellish out of control version of Gotham? Maybe the real question is if they can save each other.
These watches remind me of some of the cool watches I had back in the 80’s. In Japan Epson’s Smart Canvas limited edition wristwatches with E-ink screens are a super hot thing. You can see why. The latest addition to this line is based on Star Wars. You can get these watches in four flavors, each with a different band and display graphics. You can get Darth Vader, C-3PO, a Stormtrooper and R2-D2.
These watches feature a few different display modes. Story mode will show shots from the original trilogy along with the time. Vehicle mode focuses on vehicles of course. Or you can simply display the time. Lastly, there’s a temperature mode that changes the display based on temp. I just love the classic look of the screens. I need these watches!
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I’ve always been a huge fan of VHS box cover art, just like I’ve always been a fan of the covers of vintage Sci-Fi novels. Each are a product of their own era. Well, if you appreciate the art that accompanied your favorite movies on VHS, check out these cool notebooks from PortElizabethVillage.
They have all kinds of titles to choose from, but some of our favorites are below. If you need a notebook, it may as well have an awesome VHS cover right? They sure do bring back memories.
This is a super complex piece of art. Andrew DeGraff’s latest art piece is just amazing and it conveys a ton of information. This painting was on display at this weekend’s Art Awakens show at Los Angeles’ Gallery 1988.
It follows the path of every Sith Lord and Jedi Knight across every location in every major vehicle they have used, through all six films. There is so much here that I’m not even sure I can decipher all of it. There is just so much here. It took over 600 hours to make for God’s sake. Most impressive!
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LEGO can create all kinds of amazing things. Buildings, statues, you name it and LEGO has been a part of it. You can even create portraits with LEGO. Like these awesome LEGO Mosaics from Oxfordbrickart. Using LEGO bricks as pixels to create art looks really amazing. You can actually buy these to hang in your home.
The seller has Stormtroopers, Daleks from Doctor Who, Batman and many more geek characters. These mosaics look amazing. I would love to hang these all over my house.
