This is a clever take on Arkham Asylum. This Haunted Arkham Asylum print is a fun version of the paintings from the stretching room in Disney’s haunted mansion. Yeah, I think it’s much better as a haunted Arkham with Batman and friends.
It is an 11″x17″ color print printed on metallic pearl paper. This will look amazing wherever you display it.
The Batesville Class of 2015 from Arkansas has some grade A nerds in their midst and they decided to do something super cool for their graduation covers. Ross Jones took care of the setup and photography, Lauren Jones did the makeup, Lua Jones coordinated the shoot and Matt Baker did layout and photoshop. The end result are some graduation covers worthy of Starfleet Academy. Great job guys and gals.
I really love this Barbarella fan art from artist Mel Milton. It is the perfect way to pay homage to the classic 1968 film starring Jane Fonda. If you haven’t seen it, get on that right away.
Barbarella was an awesome retro sci-fi pulp masterpiece and Jane Fonda did an amazing job. It’s just plain fun. It’s not for everybody, but everybody should see it at least once. Milton really captured her spirit in this piece.
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Who could forget that hologram game that R2-D2 and Chewbacca play on the Millennium Falcon. In case you don’t know, the game is called Dejarik. Well, Etsy seller CastleMcQuade has put a version together, in classic Mattel board game style! As an awesome print for your wall.
It measures 19″ x 13″ and is a limited edition of just 77 pieces. Each is signed and numbered. This is a must have for the wall of your man cave.
We are used to seeing superheros in times of crisis. Kicking butt, taking names, wrestling with grown up issues. So it’s refreshing to see some of our favorite heroes as kids, hard at play rather than the tough work of cleaning up the streets.
These illustrations come from artist Alberto Varanda and they are bound to make you smile. They have a bit of a Norman Rockwell vibe. Enjoy.
Fans of Terminator Genisys will not want to miss this deluxe book that follows the creative journey of the filmmakers behind the new adventure movie. Terminator Genisys: Resetting the Future lets you see how they went about turning the Terminator universe upside down while still paying homage to James Cameron’s original films.
Inside you’ll find stunning concept art and photography from the set. It tells the complete story of the making of the film. There are also interviews with key members of the cast and crew. This will definitely be a fun read.
You might remember that last year there was a life-sized Groot and Rocket Raccoon from Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy that was built entirely out of LEGOs. The thing stood over 7 feet tall and was seen at San Diego Comic Con. Truly a life sized giant tree and raccoon.
Well, the creators, Bright Bricks, recently released a time-lapse video of the creation so we can all see how it was done. These characters took over 30,000 LEGO pieces to make and who know how many hours.
Nothing beats the imagination of a child. I don’t know how many hours I spent pretending that I was Luke Skywalker. These paintings by Craig Davison capture that very spirit.
When a child uses their imagination, nothing can stop them and the adventures that they have are unlike anything else. Somehow these paintings really capture what it means to be a kid growing up with Star Wars.
Nothing beats the imagination of a child. I don’t know how many hours I spent pretending that I was Luke Skywalker. These paintings by Craig Davison capture that very spirit.
When a child uses their imagination, nothing can stop them and the adventures that they have are unlike anything else. Somehow these paintings really capture what it means to be a kid growing up with Star Wars.
The talented Phil Postma did these excellent Star Wars cards based on Topps’ series 1 trading cards from 1977, only from the perspective that Pixar did Star Wars. These cards are awesome. And this is exactly what Star wars would look like if Pixar had created the movie.
I would love to see his take on some of the other series of Star wars cards. The art is top notch.
This series of sexy vintage style ads are from illustrator Ant Lucia. It shows the women from DC Comics as powerful and stylish pinup girls.
Each poster advertises a product and service they could represent in the real world. For instance, Wonder Woman replaces Rosie the Riveter in a propaganda poster while Batgirl poses for Gotham City’s airlines. These women have never looked so awesome.
