This Batman, Bane, and Catwoman Art Is Sharp

We have seen Batman and his world re-imagined time and again in many artworks and it never gets old. This set of illustrations from Kate Jones features the Dark Knight, Bane, and Catwoman.

Not only do they look “sharp”, as if they are made from glass shards, they will look great on your mobile device. She is offering these beautiful pieces up as wallpaper for iPhone, iPad 2 and iPad 3. How can you resist?

batman art

batman art

batman art

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Rick Baker Reveals Early Creepier E.T. Designs

We all know E.T. as Steven Spielberg’s lovable alien, but he wasn’t always so lovable. According to Uproxx, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial started as a horror movie. The alien seen here would have taken your Reese’s Pieces by force and it would have probably been very bloody.

The original plan was to make a horror sequel to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, where a group of aliens would harass some poor family. The working title was Night Skies and it would have been directed by Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s Tobe Hooper. These aliens are a far cry from the lovable little guy we met in the 80s.

e.t. design

e.t. design

e.t. design

e.t. design

Amazing Star Trek Into Darkness Concept Art From Nathan Schroeder

Nathan Schroeder’s website has all kinds of Epic environmental concept art from the movie. Nathan was a member of the art department on both of the rebooted Trek movies. On his site you will find galleries for several of the films he has worked on. It is an impressive list that includes the X-Men films, Pirates of the Caribbean, an even a Battlestar Galactica movie that never happened.

Here you will see some of the scenic design for Star Trek Into Darkness. He worked on Qo’noS, Earth, and the Nibiru volcano. Check out some of these gorgeous settings.

Star Trek Concept Art

Star Trek Concept Art

Star Trek Concept Art

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Star Trek Concept Art

Star Trek Concept Art

Star Trek Concept Art

Indiana Jones and the Whip of Doom

We will probably never see another Indiana Jones film with Harrison Ford, but at least we have this cool infographic titled Indiana Jones and the Whip of Doom. It gives you a nice visual aid to help keep track of how all of the people died in the original trilogy.

Which movie had the highest body count? Raiders of the Lost Ark holds that honor, while Temple Of Doom had the fewest. At the bottom of this chart, it lists the reasons why Indiana Jones is just awesome. We can’t argue with any of the points made here. Indy is the best.

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