I love these animated 8-bit superheroes from Behance user Dušan Čežek. How many can you recognize. I know all of them except, I can’t figure out who the guy in the chair is. It is probably obvious. I had to laugh at Superman and Wonder Woman. These 8-bit heroes are awesome.
Danish Ahmed, an artist from Mumbai, India, created these cool looks that are named after superheroes. This is pretty clever and there is a superhero name for every look.
Batman sports the battered look, the Hitler mustache is called the Robochop, while Superman’s mullet is dubbed the Super-Mane. The next time you see somebody with these looks, you’ll know the superhero name for it.
I’m really digging these illustrations from Raul Aguiar. These are some murals that Liferay(A software company in his hometown) asked him to create. They are inspired by games and cartoons that he loved as a child. That’s why there’s an odd mashup of Chrono Trigger, Doctor Who and Miyazaki as if it were a strange dream.
I really love the style of these images and I’m sure you can relate. Also below: Dungeons and Dragons, the Liferay mascot with a bit of Wall-e thrown in, the mascot with a Back To The Future hoverboard as well as R2-D2 and the Hitchhiker’s Guide book. I’m really liking the Han and Leia restroom signs too.
The Batesville Class of 2015 from Arkansas has some grade A nerds in their midst and they decided to do something super cool for their graduation covers. Ross Jones took care of the setup and photography, Lauren Jones did the makeup, Lua Jones coordinated the shoot and Matt Baker did layout and photoshop. The end result are some graduation covers worthy of Starfleet Academy. Great job guys and gals.
Behance user Roger Strunk created these somewhat minimal and very cute depictions of the bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back. This is probably how they would look in a Saturday morning cartoon.
Great work Roger. They all look awesome. They make me want some toys done in this style. Love the style and love the colors.
The X-Men movie franchise has been entertaining, but you have to admit that the timeline has become kind of confusing over the years. That’s why Denis Mallon decided to explore the storyline of Wolverine. One of our favorites from the series. This should help clear things up for you.
He designed and animated this motion graphics piece that spans the original X-Men trilogy, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, his cameo in X-Men: First Class, and 2013’s The Wolverine. As Denis points out, he has had a rough history. He has fought in major wars, survived an atomic bomb and much more. Hey, at least he gained those sweet metal claws.
https://vimeo.com/100224307
It’s been a few weeks since Leonard Nimoy passed away and it is going to take time to come to terms with that if you are one of the many people that he touched. Argentinian artist Juan Miranda created this stunning retro tribute to the original Vulcan.
We will never see another soul like his again. Kirk was right. His was the most human. And as long as we remember him, he is not really dead.
This series of posters from London based artist Luke Butland focuses on some of the gunslingers that we know and love. This collection features Han Solo, Judge Dredd, Robocop, and more. This series is all about stylish brush strokes and textures, with each character’s weapon of choice shown below.
These bold illustrations really bring the sharpshooters to life and gives them a darker edgy presence. You instantly know that these guys are dangerous.
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.
These minimalist low poly Adventure Time prints are mathematical! Behance user Sarah Hunt created these in Illustrator CC and I think they turned out amazing. All of your Adventure Time favorites are here. Finn and Jake, Princess Bubblegum,Lumpy Space Princess, BMO, Marceline, Ice King, Peppermint Butler and Lady Rainicorn.
We can never have too much Adventure Time and these posters are sure to make your day.
Each design takes a minimalistic approach to reduce the characters to their predominant traits, while using polygon textures as an aesthetic design element (used to amplify detail where possible). For example, Space Princess is extra lumpy, Ice King’s crown is extra reflective, etc.
