These minimalist Star Wars Vehicle Posters by Robert Greaux & Julie Parker-Garza have just the right amount of retro, with a great use of colors. You can get them for just $18 each.
You can keep your Picasso and your Rembrandt. This is the kind of art that makes me happy. Just give me some cool ships from a far away galaxy and my imagination. I’m good. That’s all I need.
Now here is an epic mash-up that you don’t see everyday. Artist and illustrator Stephen Andrade painted this awesome masterpiece showing the giant worms from Tremors, Beetlejuice and Dune all taking part in The Great Sandworm Race. My money is on the Dune worm. It will just eat the rest of them. It is a worm eat worm world my friends.
And if that isn’t amazing enough, there’s more. He also created a digital version that looks like a vintage pulp book cover, making me wish I could read that issue. All hail Shai-Hulud.
This factual Star Trek infographic will teach you all kinds of cool things about Star Trek The Original Series. Artist Anna Kerbo gives you all kinds of interesting trivia, like the percentage of crew member deaths sorted by uniform color for instance. Can you guess which uniform had the most deaths? I think you can.
There are facts about the crew members, facts about the U.S.S. Enterprise’s specs and much more. It is a handy chart that will help settle some nerd arguments or just get new fans up to speed. Did you know that McCoy says, “He’s dead, Jim!” at least 14 times in TOS?
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Artist Tony Larson recreates amazingly beautiful Star Wars scenes in terrarium form. All of your favorites are here: Yoda, R2-D2, Luke on his Tauntaun, and Ewoks. These tiny scenes are alive and you can’t help but feel that you are looking through a window into a galaxy far, far away.
The Yoda and Ewok scenes especially feel authentic. I don’t know how much time he puts into each piece, but he has a fantastic eye for detail. The good news for all of us is that you can buy them from his Etsy Store, starting at around $95.
Daniel Nyari put together these awesome illustrations of famous robot heads. How many can you identify? If you are on this site and reading, I am expecting some good scores. You should be able to identity at least 90% of these if you are a true Sci-Fi geek.
Even the Woody Allen robot from Sleeper makes an appearance. If robots really are taking over the world(And we know that they are), we could use more illustrations like this to keep them identified. These heads look great. I would love to see the rest of the robots done in the same style.
Fun with Kirk and Spock is a Dick and Jane style parody book. If this book doesn’t make you laugh then you are a full blooded Vulcan. It arrives on July 29 from Cider Mill Press. This 64-page hardcover was written by Robb Pearlman and inside you will see Kirk, Spock, McCoy and the rest of gang in some unusual and fun adventures that will have you laughing out loud.
This book is a must for your Star Trek library for the art alone. Both you and your kids will enjoy this one.
As cool as most Superheroes are, sometimes their vehicles come off as one-dimensional. That isn’t the case with Josh Ln’s polygonal art. Josh has created famous polygonal cars (and other vehicles) that look absolutely out of this world.
Any Superhero would be proud to drive one of his creations. Here we see the Batmobile, the Turtle Van, even the Millennium Falcon and Back To The Future’s DeLorean, all created out of polygons. The end result are amazing rides that equal more than the sum of their parts.
I can’t help singing that old Walter Egan song, Magnet And Steel, as I look at these amazing cosplay photos of Jessica Nigri as Magneto, the X-Men’s number one enemy. If you are not familiar with Jessica Nigri’s work, prepare to be stunned.
As usual, she is amazing and the photography is out of this world. Magneto has never looked so sleek and sexy. These photos were done by Larry Alan Photography, who absolutely rocks.
Is there anything that ORBOT can not do? Watch this CGI short from Giovanni Bocchi and find out. This impressive short looks absolutely smashing and although ORBOT has a simple design, it is amazing how much personality Giovanni was able to give it as the robot overcomes one obstacle after another. Now my only question is, where can I buy one?
Welcome to the ORBOT System 1.0: the perfect way by which you can improve your life.
Orbot’s artificial intelligence is limited, but it is able to learn very quickly from the experience and to rework information to overcome obstacles never met before.Its versatility combined with its learning ability makes it a perfect all-rounder machine used in a variety of non-industrial occupations. The various gadgets available are sold separately in order to customize your device according to your practical needs. Its power is provided by a set of nuclear cells and their continuous operation is guaranteed for life.
WARNING: Orbot does not have a soul.
Artist Bryan Wynia has revealed some stunning creature concept art for Disney’s fantasy movie Maleficent. You have to love the level of detail that can be seen here.
At first glance you don’t know if you are looking at a model or art, but you do know that these creatures are intense and in your face. These creatures are alive and breathing before your eyes. Make sure that you check out the creatures featurette as well, to see them all in action.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0p9VseEwi0
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