We are loving this cool Adventure Time fan art by NikkiWardArt, who has an awesome imagination. These Adventure Time mashups have Fionna & Cake in Kill Bill, Beetlejuice, Gotham Sirens, Maleficent and more. Hit up the artist’s page to see more.
Russian artist Max Degtyarev specialises in some pretty cool cutaways and one of his latest works is none other than Adventure Time’s Tree Fort,shown here in some insane detail. You could look at this thing all day long and still find new cool things. Finn and Jake have some very cool digs, that’s for sure. I wouldn’t mind living in that tree house with them and having all kinds of cool adventures. Make sure that you take in all of the details here, because there is so much that you don’t see at first. Keep looking and you will be rewarded.
Some things just go together. Peanut butter and jelly, cheese and crackers, bacon and pancakes, Finn and Jake. These bros are an awesome pair. Totally mathematical. These Adventure Time Jake The Dog and Finn Art Prints belong on your wall so you can have a constant reminder that it is all about bros helping bros.
Here is a fun design for some Adventure Time playing cards that unfortunately don’t exist. This was created for Hero Complex Galaxy’s recent Cardistry show, where a bunch of artists gave their own artistic interpretations on unique playing cards. This Adventure time version from Salvador Anguiano is really exceptional and captures the spirit of the show. You can see more at Hero Complex Gallery.
Artist and designer James Freckingham of Robotic Industries has taken Finn and Jake to a whole new level by combining them with He-Man and Battle Cat. This is probably how Finn and Jake see themselves in battle anyway, so it totally works. He-Finn’s head is actually a re-sculpt of the one on the original He-Man action figures and he’s wearing Finn’s white bear hat, blue t-shirt, and a denim loincloth. This action figure can compete with Susan Strong as far as muscular size.
You can own one. There will be a very limited run of only 15 “He-Finn The Human” action figures released on Fugi.me on Friday March 11th at 10AM PST. As for Battle Jake, hopefully he is arriving soon after.
These cool enamel pins are a mashup of Adventure Time and Star Wars characters. Obviously they are too adorable. Check out Peppermint Butler as BB-8, R2-BMO, Me Mow as Yoda, Finn as Luke, Jake as Han and all the rest. I have to get the whole set. You can’t have just one. At least I can’t. These are the cutest mashup pins ever. You might even say they’re mathematical!
Mark Collins created these awesome art pieces that show a few of the Adventure Time characters along with the wisdom that they dispense. Our heroes from the land of Ooo are pretty wise. You would be wise to heed their words.
Here we have Finn, Jake and Lumpy Space Princess all spouting their wisdom. Although LSP’s nugget of wisdom is debatable. I hope the artist creates more. There are so many good lines and wise phrases from the show.
I don’t think there has ever been a cartoon quite like Adventure Time. It raises the bar for what an animated show can be with amazing art and amazing storylines. Kids and adults alike love this show. If you watch the show then you know that every episode begins with an awesome looking title card that sets the mood for the episode and gives you an idea of what it is about.
Now you can bring those title cards home and admire them as often as you like in this cool coffee table book titled Adventure Time: The Original Cartoon Title Cards. Volume 1 and volume 2 are out so far covering the first four seasons of the show.
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.
Behance artist Volatile Vertex created these amazing 3D Adventure Time characters dressed up like Batman characters. I hope he is still working on more, because I want to see what else this digital artist comes up with. These are all fantastic, but Gunter as the Penguin is just priceless. I love all of the little details, like BMO as Alfred presenting a joystick on a tray. Or how Bubblegum Bat Princess is standing on a piece of peppermint.
I would totally buy these if they were toys. It’s Bat Time!
