This is a fun art series from Juliana Rojas showing superheroes with their attributes that make them unique. For instance, Captain America has his shield and pajamas, while Thor is handy with a hammer and has great hair. Too cute.
This art series from Sergey Serebrennikov shows three of our favorite Superheroes in action. The mosaic effect creates movement and a sense of action, making these scenes every bit as good as a video clip. I really like the style and I wonder if he could use this effect in larger scenes. It is really interesting to the eye.
If you’re looking for some colorful decor for your home you can’t go wrong with these Comic Book Pillow Covers. Etsy seller theuniquegeekie has so many unique items in their shop, but their geeky pillows are awesome. Especially the comic book cover pillows covers.
They have so many classic covers from a variety of different titles. I love that Marvel 2001: A Space Odyssey cover below. These are colorful retro reminders of some very amazing issues. These would look great on your couch or bed. They also have these available as wall hangings. Nice!
Want to transform your car into a vehicle worthy of a superhero? A company called WrapStyle Singapore is making some amazing superhero wraps that are just plain out of this world. You can see them here on several sports cars.
They have Captain America, Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man and more. These are some really impressive designs. Then again, these wraps are shown on exotic cars. They might not look as amazing on your minivan or Ford Escort.
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Watercolor art always has this otherworldly feel. It is even more otherworldly when superheroes are done in watercolor paint. These watercolor portraits are from French illustrator and designer Blule. They are intense and full of movement.
I would love to see more comic books using watercolor to tell stories. These portraits are just so satisfying to look at. It really is amazing the mood you can set with watercolor paints.
This is a super creative way to do something new with the alphabet. Last week we featured some Star Trek-inspired alphabet art too. This series of illustrations reimagines the ABCs as superheroes and villains in amazing detail. Australia-based illustrator Simon Koay calls the series Superbet and they look really cool.
His designs are really impressive and these must have taken him a lot of time to complete. If you want to own prints of these letters for your wall, you can buy some from Society6.
Just because you have to go to the office everyday, that doesn’t mean that you can’t geek things up a little. PandorasProductions sells all kinds of awesome geek-inspired ties so you can fly your geek flag high, even when collating papers and giving a powerpoint presentation.
These are some good looking men’s accessories. Whether it’s superheroes, scifi properties or video games, they have your neck covered.
Today superhero films are everywhere. Most films being made are superhero films. That wasn’t always the case. So what if these superhero movies were made in the 1940s or ’50s? That what this series from artist Joe Phillips explores. Clark Gable as Iron Man? Cary Grant as Batman?
If you like the old time Hollywood take on these flicks, you can purchase these directly from Phillips on his Facebook page. I especially love the Marilyn Monroe piece.
Artist Joel Harris imagined what some of our favorite superheroes would look like if they were manatees. Spoiler alert: They are all pretty fat and look very much the same out of their costumes.
Check out Captain Amanatee, Supermanatee, Batmanatee, Spider-Manatee, Green Lantern Manatee and many more. Sure they are bound to be slow and they will always stop to get a fish treat, but you don’t want to mess with these chubby heroes. Check out more on Joel’s Deviantart page. Fun stuff.
Female superhero costumes are anything but practical, so it’s no wonder that artist Lord Ingvard wondered what it would be like if female superhero character designs actually were more practical and functional. The artist did redesigns for several characters from the DC and Marvel universe.
Here we have Wonder Woman, Elektra, Supergirl, Black Canary, Ms. Marvel, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Power Girl, and Zatanna. There are no revealing designs here. No cleavage threatening to burst out, testing the strength of these costumes. Just practical clothing to get the job done.
