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Adorable Clay Doctor Who Figures

These clay Doctor Who figures from Etsy seller eattoast are fairly adorable and they offer all of your favorite characters, mostly villains, from the classic series straight up through new Who. The little boy in the gas mask is even here. “Are you my mummy?”

They stand about 4″ tall and I can only imagine how awesome they would look in a group on your desk or shelf. They are about $20-30 and well worth it for such unique little figures. We picked some of our favorites below.

by Scifi Staff — April 9, 2015 in Decor 0

Celebration Anaheim: Vader Case Project

At Celebration IV in 2007, the original Vader Project had artists decorate and alter full sized Darth Vader helmet replicas. You’ve seen them around and probably marveled at how creative people can get with Darth Vader’s head. Artists turned Vader into a clown, the Statue of Liberty and much more. You can check them out at thevaderproject.com. It’s awesome stuff.

Well, now the Celebration Track has invited artists and collectors to decorate vintage Darth Vader action figure carrying cases. These cases will be shown throughout Celebration Anaheim in the Collector’s Track Social Room. They look amazing. I want to paint my old case now. See some of them below. For more info head here.

by Scifi Staff — April 8, 2015 in Art 0

Napkin Drawings Of Famous Internet Cats With Famous Robots

Cats and robots getting along? I never thought I would see it in my lifetime. These cool illustrations are from Brooklyn-based artist and mother Nina Levy. She likes to draw pop culture characters on her kid’s lunch napkins. This series features the unthinkable. Famous Internet cats getting along with famous robots. It’s pretty adorable.

Baymax is with Grumpy Cat, Limecat is paired with R2-D2, and so on. You can check out more on her Daily Napkin blog. What an awesome mom!

by Scifi Staff — April 8, 2015 in Art 0

Battlestar Galactica Vault: The Complete History of the Series 1978-2012

If you are a Battlestar Galactica fan, new or old, you are going to love this book. It takes you behind the scenes with the series’ creators. This book is worth the asking price for the images alone. This is the kind of book that I could sit with for hours. Learn about the special effects, storylines, exclusive interviews and more.

Basically Battlestar Galactica Vault: The Complete History of the Series 1978-2012 is a complete visual history of the show’s evolution, from the original 1978 series all the way up to Caprica and Blood & Chrome. This is a must have for serious fans. Check out a video below to check it out.

by Scifi Staff — April 7, 2015 in Books 0

Star Wars Mosaics Made With…Staples

We’ve all seen mosaics, whether it be a colorful piece of wall art made from found objects, an intricate portrait made with stone, or just your kitchen tiles. But you have never seen mosaics like this. That Darth Vader mosaic? It is made using over ten thousand multi-colored staples. That takes dedication and patience. And amazing talent. And lots and lots of staples of course.

Painter and print maker James Haggerty’s art project called “The Side” features mosaics of Darth Vader, C-3PO and Greedo, all made of staples. Each mosaic measures about 40 inches x 32inches. The power of his stapler is impressive. Most impressive.

by Scifi Staff — April 7, 2015 in Art 0

Guardians Of The Galaxy Concept Art Shows Lord Tantalus

Storyboard and concept artist Thomas Nelson updated his website with some storyboards and artwork that he created for Guardians of the Galaxy. One of the characters in this concept art is Lord Tantalus, a character that did not appear in the film. He was originally in the script though.

Gunn was probably saving Lord Tantalus for the sequel since his backstory is fairly complex. Some of the other characters here have similar, but different looks than we saw in the film.

via Comicbook

by Scifi Staff — April 2, 2015 in Art 0

Star Wars A New Proof Book

Collector and Star Wars historian Mattias Rendahl has an awesome new book called Star wars A New Proof. It is a detailed look at Kenner’s vintage Star Wars packaging designs which includes proofs, Artwork and more. It looks like a treasure trove of behind the scenes info about the vintage toys we know and love.

The book will be $45.00 and pre orders start on April 7th at dearpublications.com. Check out some of the pages below. I know I’ll be buying this one right away.

by Scifi Staff — April 2, 2015 in Books 0

88 Miles Per Hour

The latest project by illustrator Scott Park is called “88 Miles Per Hour,” and he is taking us Back to the Future to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the movies. This poster is a colorful look at the various modes of transport in the trilogy. Yes, there were that many vehicles in the movies. Now they are all in one handy place.

They are arranged by the order in which they appeared onscreen. How many do you remember from the films? If you want to purchase the print you can find it at his Society6 store.

via Neatorama

by Scifi Staff — April 1, 2015 in Art 0

Postcards From Fictional Locations: Gotham, King’s Landing And More

You know, if they made more postcards like this, people might actually use them like they did in the old days. MyPrint247.co.uk designed these cool postcards for fictional places like Mos Eisley, Frozen’s Arendelle, Gotham City and other locales.

The great art and design makes you wish you could visit these places for real and pick up a few postcards as souvenirs while you are on vacation. I would definitely visit Mos Eisley and Gotham City.

by Scifi Staff — April 1, 2015 in Art 0

Father And Son Build Giant Transformers Out Of Junk Parts

You can have your Michael Bay-directed Transformers. Even though I’m not a fan of the current generation of Transformers movies, I can still appreciate the Transformers themselves. Just like I can certainly appreciate the wonders that this father and son build together. They create huge and amazing Transformers of their own out of junk car parts.

Yu Zhilin and his son are quite the talented pair. They live in the Hunan province of China and have made a business out of building and selling these statues. You can see why. These statues have character and all the right details. They must be a real pain to transport.

via Geek Tyrant

by Scifi Staff — March 31, 2015 in Art 0

Star Wars TIE Advanced X1 BBQ Grill

The Alex Ross Marvel Comics Poster Book

Doctor Who Tardis Coffee Table

Trekkie Packages Series 1 Star Trek Art

Man-Spider – The Most Horrifying Cosplay Ever

Star Wars Slave Leia George Lucas Cosplay

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R2-D2 Slippers

The INDIANA JONES Movies Are Getting a 4K-Ultra HD Release

First Trailer For The Mandalorian

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Star Wars Millennium Falcon Pillow

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Doctor Who TARDIS Coffee Press

Alien Xenomorph Clock

A Timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

Back to the Future Retold in Simple Chart Form

A Map That Shows Every Quantum Leap, Except For The Leap Home

All Of Star Wars A New Hope On A Single Web Page