This Millennium Falcon clock will make time fly, into light speed. You can get it in steel and stainless steel variations or wood. Each clock is laser engraved and cut by hand.
It’s perfect for any Star Wars themed room and of course makes an amazing gift for another Star Wars fan. You can never have too many Millennium Falcons in the house.
Bite my shiny metal bat! What? Andy Whittingham created this fun mashup featuring our favorite wisecracking robot, Bender Bending Rodríguez as, well, just about every geek character we love. Bender as Batman, Bender as Boba Fett, C-3PO and more.
Bender’s camouflage technique is is pretty awesome, now if he could only change his shape, we might be fooled.
Check out our favorite Star Wars characters as fashion icons. I guarantee that you have never seen Luke, Yoda and the rest of the gang like this before. This is the work of Taipei City, Taiwan based artist Bam! Bam! Bam! I really like what he did here. I love seeing some of my favorite heroes and villains in ways that I have never seen them before.
Even Chewy is getting in on the act and you don’t often see him wearing any clothes.
Sean Tourangeau is obviously a huge Hockey fan as well as being a geek. So he combined both of those passions to create this awesome set of geek themed Hockey jerseys. They include everything from a Star Trek team with Riker(Who is appropriately number 01) to Bruce Wayne’s jersey from the Gotham Bats. I especially like the Star Trek Red Shirts team jersey and the Transformer versions.
This reminds me that we need more geek-themed sports teams. Get on that DC and Marvel. And the rest of you. The players could cosplay while playing their sport.
FPArtistry has created some really fantastic mashup posters featuring Doctor Who and Star Wars. I love what he did with the original Star Wars trilogy posters. Especially A New Hope featuring the ninth doctor, Rose and a Dalek. I have to have these now! I also like “The Dead Awaken” which is Star Wars: The Force Awakens combined with the Series 8 two-part finale of Doctor Who (Dark Waters and Death in Heaven).
Check out the rest of the posters on sale. They make some amazing stuff.
Last week was Back To The Future overkill as we all celebrated the arrival of Doc Brown and Marty McFly in our time, their future. Marvel Comics got in on the fun too and released the cover art for Deadpool and Cable: Split Second #2. It was created by artist Reilly Brown who may be the son of Doc Brown for all we know. Obviously this cover pays homage to the poster for the classic time-traveling adventure film. That taxi is no Delorean however.
Deadpool and Cable: Split Second #1 is out right now. The second issue doesn’t come out until January. I love this tribute to one of my favorite movie franchises.
There’s nothing tastier than a warm Pop-Tart, except maybe a Star Wars themed Pop Tart. I know these Star Wars treats look delicious, but you can’t eat them. You can display them. Although I’ve always heard you shouldn’t play with your food.
These strange art pieces from YouArtWhatYouEat look like the tasty pastries you know and love, they just have Star Wars themes. The Han in carbonite version is best served cold. Of course. If you were able to eat it.
Brazillian photographer Maurice Xavier is responsible for this photo essay that shows a Stormtroper Father and his Stormtrooper son having fun together and doing stuff that fathers and sons do. Whether you are a dad on Earth or a dad serving with the Empire, being a good dad is about all of the same stuff.
I always knew that those LEGO minifigs were the offspring of actual Stormtroopers.
Imagine a glorious battle between the Enterprise and the Borg. Now imagine that this battle takes place a long time ago and on the high seas instead of in deep space. That’s what is captured in this magnificent Star Trek Borg Ship Naval Battle Print.
This is the work of artist Mirsad Agic. It is so beautiful. I would love to have this one on my wall. If you want it for yours, you can get a print here for $10 to $51. That’s a bargain for a print this awesome.
via Mighty Mega
Check out this retro alternative art poster for Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space odyssey. It comes from Philippines based artist Dianne Aguas and I just love the design. It looks like one of the computer consoles from the movie, with some of the computer screens and an image of the monolith.
It’s easy to believe that this could be seen displayed in theaters in the 1960s. Sadly, it appears that this poster is not available to purchase, which is a good thing because I don’t have enough room for all of the cool stuff that I want.
