This awesome T-shirt features everyone’s favorite Doctor, Tom Baker Tom Beaker. He’s a real Muppet, that one. Meep-meep, care for a jelly baby? Aside from being super silly, Beaker is a pretty good stand-in for the 4th Doctor. Old school Doctor Who fans will love this shirt.
Drewbacca is a fun series of illustrations created by London artist Joe Stone. They feature everyone’s favorite walking carpet, Chewbacca, drawn as visual puns. You can check out the entire collection on his website. Some will have you laughing, while others will have you rolling your eyes, but all will entertain you.
You have probably seen your share of Star Wars mashups that make use of The Force Awakens poster, but I bet you haven’t seen this awesome mashup before. I love those Mars Attacks aliens, so this really cracked me up. You can practically hear them making their weird Martian noises as you take it all in. My other thought is this…. Rey has looked better. This fun art was created by Taiwan based artist Yu Shen Yang.
The latest Star Trek parody book is coming our way in July from Insight Editions. It’s called the Redshirt’s Little Book of Doom and it looks cute and funny. It is written by Robb Pearlman and illustrated by Anna-Maria Jung. Within it’s pages you will find lovely full page artwork chronicling the troubled life of a Star Trek red shirt, as he has his share of alien encounters, time with crew-mates, and other everyday problems. You have to love that cover art!
You can see a bunch of preview images below. This is one hilarious book. These redshirts sure do manage to get themselves in trouble, even on the ship. It is available for pre-order now and comes out in July.
Etsy seller autogeography sells all manner of geeky art, but these punny Dalek prints and paintings stand out from the crowd. Exterminate isn’t the only word in the Dalek’s vocabulary. They also know many words that rhyme with exterminate. As shown in these prints:
Exfoliate(A Dalek in the bathtub), Caffeinate(A coffee drinking Dalek), Investigate(A Sherlock Dalek) and many more. These are a more playful take on the Doctor’s fiercest enemies. They are the perfect art for your wall. They aren’t super serious and they are just plain fun.
Kotobukiya has unveiled some new Alien mini figures, in some unexpected poses. How about a Xenomorph in a meditation pose? Or doing a headstand? Yeah, I don’t remember seeing either of those things happen in the movies. How about an alien laying on his stomach with his hands on his chin? There are six different poses in all: hanging, sitting, prone, squat, headstand, and yoga.
You can check out all the poses on their Facebook page. These are weird, but also kind of cool. They have to be good for a laugh if they are on your desk right? They will be available in April of 2016.
UK based artist Bea Toa created this cool illustration that depicts Darth Vader’s helmet after R2-D2 borrowed it and gave it a makeover. The droid has a nice sense of humor and a great eye for art. R2’s work here actually gives us a look into the droid’s mind and it’s weird.
He obviously wants to be BFFs with Vader and even writes that he misses Vader and asks him to “Come back to us”. While at the same time, the droid gets his digs in with “Luke is a better pilot” and calling him a traitor. I guess R2 is one messed up droid. It’s awesome.
Night of the Living Trekkies is the perfect book for this time of year when we celebrate Halloween and fear all kinds of ghosts and ghouls. And zombies. Jim Pike seems like a mild-mannered nerd and is the world’s biggest Star Trek fan, but when hundreds of Trekkies arrive for a science-fiction convention, he is quickly surrounded by Klingons, Vulcans, and a strange virus that transforms its carriers flesh-eating zombies!
Yeah, that sounds like my kind of book. Trek and Zombies make this one a winning combination.
These Borg Cats from RadMoonRising are simply Lo-Cute-us of Borg. The seller has four different prints available currently. They may just make you look at your cat a bit differently.
We are the Borg Cats. Lower your shields and surrender your ships. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service us. Resistance is Mew-tile.
This is the best way to learn the alphabet ever. To Boldly Go From A to Z is a fully illustrated alphabet book inspired by Star Trek. The art is pretty amazing and each letter is a classic. This geeky and adorable children’s alphabet book was created by Carly Strickland.
If you want to buy it or any of the individual prints just head over to her site. If you have kids and are a cool parent you’ll get one for you and one for your kid.
via Geek Tyrant
