When was the last time you saw 80’s pop culture characters holding adorable animals? It’s probably been awhile. Well, we are here to make it happen. This will be the cutest thing that you see all day long. Boba Fett and Robin are my favorites. Three guesses what animal Robin is playing with? These come from artist Hillary White Rabbit. Thanks for showing us the softer side of those villains Hillary. They don’t seem so scary now.
This work in progress from artist Abram Baclagon is a collection of Super Heroes designed as labels for bathrooms. You might be asking why? well, aside from being fun, he thought it might be a fun alternative for private kids parties or kid-themed restaurants. Sounds good to me. In fact, I say we use these everywhere. He has separated each hero by team, arranging them according to their first appearance in the group. Their costumes are based on what they were wearing that same first appearance. Even the character’s height is accurate.
He put a ton of work into this project. How awesome would it be to see these on bathroom doors? Heck, Marvel and DC should at least be using these in their offices.
Check out our favorite Star Wars characters as fashion icons. I guarantee that you have never seen Luke, Yoda and the rest of the gang like this before. This is the work of Taipei City, Taiwan based artist Bam! Bam! Bam! I really like what he did here. I love seeing some of my favorite heroes and villains in ways that I have never seen them before.
Even Chewy is getting in on the act and you don’t often see him wearing any clothes.
The Clown Prince of Crime is looking dashing and dastardly in this DC Comics Icons The Joker Statue. The joke is on you if he is not in your collection. The Joker stands about 10 1/4-inches tall and is a limited edition of 5,200 pieces, so don’t miss your chance to own him.
He is depicted in his light purple outfit with his cane rested behind his neck, playing it crazy but cool. You can almost hear that laugh.
Lisbon, Portugal based artist Filipe Carvalho created these flat minimal Star Wars icons. They are colorful and adorable. Instead of complex images that are full of detail Filipe uses just a few colors to create these characters.
I would love to have these hanging on my wall, that’s for sure. The force is strong with Filipe’s art. I don’t think you could make these characters any more simple.
