Need to shine some geek light into your room? Try these Sci-Fi and Superhero light boxes from Etsy seller BurntPixels. These stylish light boxes will geek up any room and add some style to your life.
You can choose from all kinds of neat designs like Doctor Who, Batman, Green Lantern, Star Wars, Iron Man and many more. Each for around $20. They look just as good unlit as they do lit up. I especially like the Doctor Who versions.
This cute series by artist DrFaustusAU shows Batman characters drawn in Dr. Seuss’ classic style. And now that I’ve seen it, I want to collect all of the books and have someone read me a twisted bedtime story.
The artist nails the Dr. Seuss style perfectly, using the cast of Gotham characters. If only I had these books when I was a kid.
Etsy seller muckychris is truly an enlightened soul. I know this because he sells all kinds of cool Geeky Zen Buddha Statues. Check out a sampling below. They are sure to help you reach your zen place and might even bring you some luck sitting on your desk. You can get Yoda, Boba Fett, Cylons, Batman, Groot and many more.
These are fun geeky decorations and they are only $7.99. Plus every order comes with a free Millenium Falcon keychain. Shut up and take my money! These figures are fun and several would look great together.
If you are a Superhero, it has to be hard to stay motivated. Fighting crime is tough. It wears you down. The criminals just keep coming. Well, artist Adam Thompson‘s “Heroic Words of Wisdom” series is all about pairing heroes with words of wisdom to help you stay motivated.
Each poster has the silhouette of a DC Comics superhero and an inspirational quote from them. I would put these on my wall in a heartbeat. You can never be too motivated and these heroes will help.
Buenos Aires based Alexandre Tisser created this series of prints for a new campaign titled, Fiction meets Fiction. Many LEGO addicts have switched the heads on their minifigures, kids and adults alike, but Alexandre does it to great effect here.
Homer/Wolverine is the best. He could slice up endless doughnuts as he pops them in his mouth. Vader in a Kimono is pretty awesome too. LEGO once again proves to be a great creative tool for great minds.
We love all of the stuff we post, but occasionally we come across something that just really blows our minds. This Batman vector art falls squarely in that category. Orlando Arocena made these Batman posters for the Poster Posse and Blurppy’s 75th Anniversary Batman Tribute. They are total eye candy and you can’t help but to be in awe of his talent.
As if these awesome posters weren’t enough, he also posted his design process. Some of which you can see below.
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This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Batman franchise and since the Batmobile has always been a big part of the Caped Crusader’s world, it makes sense to celebrate with a look at 10 illustrated versions of Batman’s iconic vehicles by David Lo.
Batman has driven several Batmobiles through the years and each reflects the era. Here we can see some choice Batmobiles from the original red sedan from the Batman comic books in 1939 to the Batmobile from Zach Snyder’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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Spanish makeup artist and photographer Eva Senín Pernas does some amazing work with this Makeup Lip Art. She pays lip service to Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man and more with art that would make any cover girl swoon.
These superheroes are always on our lips anyway, since we talk about them so often, so why not put their emblems right on our kissers? You can see more on her fantastic work on her deviantart and facebook pages.
Even in our digital age, the art of writing is still far from dead. That is as it should be. And if you do still use a pen occasionally, make it a special event with these beautiful new pens based on DC Comics’ heroes and villains. They look gorgeous.
This series of lovely writing instruments comes from Montegrappa and includes pens based on Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Catwoman, The Riddler, The Penguin and The Joker. Each features a clip showing the hero or villain and the pen matches in color. Each is available as a Ballpoint, Rollerball, or a Fountain Pen. They will cost you $395, $435 and $475.
Even superheroes need to kick back and relax sometimes. LEGO superheroes prefer to rest on LEGO couches of course. And here is a whole set of both.
These clever and imaginative LEGO figures by Angus MacLane give us a look at what superheroes and other pop culture figures do when they have some down time. Turns out they are just like us. Well, I don’t know about that guy who was stabbed in the chest though.
via Technabob
