These wood cufflinks will class up your outfit and add some geeky flair to your cuffs. They are truly elegant. These designs look amazing against real wood and they make the perfect gift for the guy in your life. Each cufflink set is made to order using the finest woods and their in-house laser cutter. You can choose from oak, mahogany or walnut. When you wear these, people are going to notice.
Boba Fett may have fallen into the Sarlacc Pit in Return of The Jedi, but as we all know, that wasn’t the end of the bounty hunter. We know from the EU material that he survived, even if we didn’t get to see it on film. This artwork by DanLuVisi gives us a glimpse of his struggle. I mean, we all knew that Boba Fett wasn’t about to go down without a fight right? No way a Sarlacc is keeping him down. This art is all kinds of awesome.
Last week we showed you a Pocahontas and Boba Fett mashup cosplay. This week we have an Ariel from The Little Mermaid and Boba Fett mashup cosplay to share with you. Maid of Might Cosplay is responsible for this latest Disney/Boba fett winning combo. That Little Mermaid Mandalorian armor looks pretty awesome.
This was created by cosplayer Traci Hines who did an amazing job. The photos were taken by York In A Box. I love all of the little details, like the scales on the helmet.
Albert Nguyen has reimagined Star Wars, by merging it with history from our own galaxy. He uses historical paintings for inspiration and places Star Wars characters within them. You might recognize Emanuel Leutze’s Washington Crossing the Delaware, or the historic photo Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima photographed by Joe Rosenthal.
It is a fun series that lets us see these characters in a whole new light. Many of them are made to look like old personal photographs. Also included is Boba Fett in place of Clint Eastwood in The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
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I don’t know about you, but I never expected to see Boba Fett and Pocahontas mashed up together in an amazing cosplay. This fun idea was created by Hendoart, and it certainly has a unique look. I love all of the unique details that she worked into this from both characters.
This particular combination would have never occurred to me, but it is pretty awesome. Hendoart pulls it off beautifully. Why not? Disney owns both of these properties now. The photos were taken by York In A Box. This is a truly creative bit of cosplay that is just plain fun.
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You’ve never seen Wonder Woman like this. Or Boba Fett for that matter. Cosplayer Alkali Layke made this awesome costume that combines two of our favorites, Wonder Woman and Boba Fett. Do we call her Wonder Fett? Boba Woman? I have no idea, but that costume looks amazing. She prefers her Lasso of Truth to a blaster. Layke thinks this is her best work ever and we agree.
Awesome Job Alkali!
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If you have ever wondered what the Star wars characters do while on vacation, wonder no more. It’s all right here. These are the work of Kyle’s Gallery and they are certainly whimsical. They sure know how to live it up and relax during their downtime.
I never took Boba for a knitting kind of guy. And it’s nice to see C-3PO stopping to smell the roses and Vader having some tea too. You can buy prints from Kyle’s Etsy Shop.
We’ve seen Tamás Jakus’ work before. He designs some killer motorcycles based on some of our favorite movies. You might remember his CHAPPiE bike that we featured awhile back. Now he is back with a few new designs.
That black beauty you see above is clearly based on Star Wars: The Force Awakens baddie Kylo Ren. It is called the Jakusa Equus Kylo. Below is an awesome Boba Fett inspired bike. I can totally see Boba Fett riding that thing while pursuing his bounty on some far away planet. This bike is just stunning.
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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.
I really like these unique Stormtrooper And Boba Fett Leather Cuffs from Dalamor. They have a lot of depth and character for leather cuffs. And some really nice detailing. My only complaint is that they don’t offer more characters, but that’s okay. These are pretty amazing. They did a great job on Boba Fett, using the dyeing and coloring to reproduce all of the details on the actual prop helmet.
