Wombat-Enginerd and some friends had a fun time cosplaying as the Guardians of the Galaxy in the Star Trek universe. Not sure I agree with Groot having a red shirt though. He seems like a McCoy to me. Damn it Jim, I am Groot!”
These images are just plain fun. Great job guys.
Jessienoochies Cosplay looks great in green. Here she is as the sexy and badass assassin Gamora from Guardians of the Galaxy. She completely owns it and wins our hearts.
She nailed everything from the look, to the costume, to that mischievous smile. I want to see this Gamora in her own solo movie.
You might remember that last year there was a life-sized Groot and Rocket Raccoon from Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy that was built entirely out of LEGOs. The thing stood over 7 feet tall and was seen at San Diego Comic Con. Truly a life sized giant tree and raccoon.
Well, the creators, Bright Bricks, recently released a time-lapse video of the creation so we can all see how it was done. These characters took over 30,000 LEGO pieces to make and who know how many hours.
Guardians of the Galaxy is a classic in every sense of the word as far as I’m concerned. James Gunn’s movie is just plain fun and one of the funnest scenes was at the very end when Baby Groot dances to The Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back.”
Now we can relive the dance in stop-motion form. This video took more than 1,000 photos to create. The creators used a Hot Toys 1/4 scale Groot and Marvel Legends 6″ Drax. This should put a smile on your face. Check it out below.
I love the colors and the style of these retro Guardians of the Galaxy posters from Keith Bogan. The gang is all here. The team share the first poster and each character also has their own.
And if you like them, you can buy some stuff with these images on them from his online shop.
Storyboard and concept artist Thomas Nelson updated his website with some storyboards and artwork that he created for Guardians of the Galaxy. One of the characters in this concept art is Lord Tantalus, a character that did not appear in the film. He was originally in the script though.
Gunn was probably saving Lord Tantalus for the sequel since his backstory is fairly complex. Some of the other characters here have similar, but different looks than we saw in the film.
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Guardians of the Galaxy showed that Space Operas can still be fun and epic. If you enjoyed the movie, you’ll like these videos. Visual effects and animation studio Framestore has released a few videos that break down the stunning visual effects work.
The Knowhere Reel details the decapitated head of an ancient Celestial that we visited in the film. The second video is all about Rocket Raccoon.
Sometimes you come across some poster art that is just stunning and blows you away. Take a moment to really absorb this art by Orlando Arocena. It is striking, bold, colorful and super detailed.
No one will blame you if you just stare at the screen for several minutes appreciating these awesome posters.
This series of posters from London based artist Luke Butland focuses on some of the gunslingers that we know and love. This collection features Han Solo, Judge Dredd, Robocop, and more. This series is all about stylish brush strokes and textures, with each character’s weapon of choice shown below.
These bold illustrations really bring the sharpshooters to life and gives them a darker edgy presence. You instantly know that these guys are dangerous.
Etsy seller muckychris is truly an enlightened soul. I know this because he sells all kinds of cool Geeky Zen Buddha Statues. Check out a sampling below. They are sure to help you reach your zen place and might even bring you some luck sitting on your desk. You can get Yoda, Boba Fett, Cylons, Batman, Groot and many more.
These are fun geeky decorations and they are only $7.99. Plus every order comes with a free Millenium Falcon keychain. Shut up and take my money! These figures are fun and several would look great together.
