One of the cool things about Adventure Time is that Finn goes through several different swords and each are unique. Jack Ferris decided topay tribute to Finn and his swords by creating this compilation of some of the weapons that Finn has used so far on the show.
Princess Leia looks a lot different in the Comic Books. She has a different style that looks more daring and dangerous. I like it. Apparently cosplayer Stacey Rebecca does too. Here she is with her comic book inspired Princess Leia cosplay. All I can say is WOW. She really did an amazing job. Looks like she got all of the details spot on.
via Fashionably Geek
Cuteness overload! These amazingly adorable Doctors in tea cups are from Lily Collin. It’s tea time and all of the Doctors are invited. In fact, each Doctor is in his own character appropriate tea cup for the occasion. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen anything this cute. Lily should offer these up as prints so we can put them all over our walls. Having seen this fun art, I bet you never look at tea time the same way.
ALL of the Doctors aren’t here actually, but most of them are present. The matching cups are a great touch.
This amazing piece of art is simply titled Jokers by Ben Jeffery. It features all 4 of the TV/Movie Jokers side by side. Thank God these guys never found some way to bend reality and get together to terrorize Gotham. Batman would have had his hands full. Seeing them all side by side, it really shows the evolution of the character, at least as far as movies and TV are concerned.
Remember Gotham Gears? It depicted Batman Characters as Robots. Now we have more awesome art from the same artist, ChasingArtwork! This series is called Auto Avengers and features some popular Avengers heroes and villains as awesome looking robots. You thought these characters were badass before? Now you don’t want to mess with any of them. The Hulk still is the biggest and baddest of course.
When you look at this concept art from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, one thing becomes clear: This could have been a much darker movie. That probably would have been a good thing. Too bad Disney always likes to play it safe. The concept art below comes from the book, The Art of The Force Awakens, released by LucasFilm. mIt offers an interesting look at what they had originally planned.
To me Rey and Finn look much more a part of the Star Wars universe in their outfits here. BB-8 also went through several changes. I kind of like that bulky look. It’s less cutesy and more utilitarian. Kylo Ren? He could have looked far more menacing. There are so many interesting things to see here and you know what that means. I have to get this book and drool over these images.
The Little Book Of Batman takes a look at Batman from his humble origins as the World’s Greatest Detective, all the way through to the present day. It also looks at Batman’s sidekicks and enemies, like Robin and the Joker and others. It shines a light on the complicated personality and the dynamic relationships that defined Batman through the years.
Needless to say that fascinates me to no end. This is a 192 page book of the greatest Batman images and text. I would spend way too much time with a book like this. I think I will. Must have!
Bottleneck Galley has revealed Matt Ferguson’s newest Star Wars Saga triptych and boy do these three pieces look amazing. The sale has ended for these, but they are too good not to share. They capture the essence of the trilogy perfectly. I wish I had seen these earlier. I would have bought a set for sure. Just lovely.
The Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice: The Art of the Film book is available and it features all kinds of cool concept art and behind the scenes stories. It also has interviews with the cast and crew, including an afterword by director Zack Snyder.
This book has everything from the earliest concept sketches of the Batcave, all the way through the set-building process, to the final version seen on screen. You will get to know the costumes, weaponry, vehicles, allies and enemies of both heroes. These books are always a fun read and now is the perfect time to enjoy this one since the movie is about to release. I’m really looking forward to seeing all of that concept art.
Food artist Ioana Vanc is very clever. She creates amazing pop culture portraits, cityscapes, and other edible creations by the tablespoon. No, really. One spoonful at a time.
Every work of art that you see here is cut from various foods and are 100% edible. This is art that you can appreciate and eat. Some of our favorites (All Star Wars themed) are below.
via Foodiggity
