I’m not sure it’s a good idea to have a house full of Mogwai, even if they are adorable. We all know what can happen if you don’t follow the rules after all. But if you have to have some Mogwai in your home, these plush replicas from GakmanCreatures are a good choice. For the moment, they are cute as a button. How long they stay that way is up to you.
A few of our favorites are featured here, but they have several more to choose from.
This Alien Queen Cosplay based on the alien queen from Aliens 2 is more beautiful than terrifying. It was created by animation director Ashley J. Long. That headpiece is made from 50 to 60 pieces of cardstock that were hand arranged and glued together over two months. Now that is dedication to your craft. No wonder it looks so perfect. The jewels are a nice creepy touch. The headpiece sits on a bike helmet, which is the key to making it wearable and keeping it in place. It’s a great design.
The egg is paper mache and the spine is aluminum. I’ve never seen a more stylish and elegant alien queen. Still deadly, but quite lovely. You can make one yourself. For more info check it out on Instructables.
via Fashionably Geek
I can’t think of a better way to keep others away from your precious cookies. This Aliens Warrior Cookie Jar will scare anyone who even tries to steal your chocolate chip cookies. By now everyone knows that you don’t mess with a Xenomorph. Well, unless your name is Ellen Ripley anyway.
This cool cookie jar will look great in the kitchen and is a good reminder to others to stay away. You can pre-order it now and it will ship in January 2016.
In your den, no one can hear you scream! At least, that’s where I would put this cool Xenomorph Mini Taxidermy Display. Hey, it beats hunting one and mounting it yourself. That never ends well. This Alien display is hand sculpted, molded and cast in plastic. Then mounted on a wooden plaque, ready to hang on your wall.
It measures 7″ tall with the oval plaque. The Alien is 4″ tall. More than large enough to cause some trouble if it were alive. Tell your friends you bagged it yourself!
Michael Kutsche served as a character designer on the John Carter movie a few years back. The movie may not have been the success that Disney had hoped, but you certainly can’t blame it on the character and creature design. Kutsche did some amazing and out of this world work.
Check out some of the concept art from his Behance page. In some ways the creatures are even more alive in his art than they were on the screen.
