I love these animated 8-bit superheroes from Behance user Dušan Čežek. How many can you recognize. I know all of them except, I can’t figure out who the guy in the chair is. It is probably obvious. I had to laugh at Superman and Wonder Woman. These 8-bit heroes are awesome.
The folks at halloweencostumes.com thought it would be a good idea to mashup two hit properties from 2015 and create something new. Yeah, the people of Jurassic park thought THAT was a good idea too. Nah, this is a much better idea. Star Wars inspired dinosaurs.
These clever and cute mashups are pretty cool. Now I’m wondering how long it will take Disney to make this an actual cartoon. They could sell tons of dino-figures. It’s a whole new world of merchandising.
Behance user Leolux IV has made some super cool and retro pulp magazine covers for familiar modern Sci-Fi shows and movies. I can easily imagine these as actual pulp covers had these shows and movies arrived decades earlier.
I love what he did with these. The Star Trek one with Carol Marcus is the best! I hope he makes more. I would collect the hell out of these if they were real.
Pinups are coming. And they are magnificent. These gorgeous illustrations by Moscow-based freelance artist Andrew Tarusov show the ladies of “Game of Thrones” as lovely pinups.
They don’t have any old bombers in Westeros, but I guess they could paint these on the sides of dragons. Pretty awesome.
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Ryan May has put the characters from Adventure Time into the world of Mad Max: Fury Road. Finn is Max, Princess Bubblegum is Furiosa, and the Ice King is Immortan Joe. Marceline is the Doof warrior. Perfect!
These are two of my favorite things, together at last. You can buy prints of May’s mashups here and through Etsy.
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Illustrator and artist Joe Rocco created this cool series of wallpapers. There are only two so far. Star Trek and Doctor Who. We hope he makes more though, because we are loving the retro style and colors.
I especially like the Star Trek version with all of the little nods to individual episodes. Great work Joe. And yes, Edith Keeler must die. Sad, but true.
Danish Ahmed, an artist from Mumbai, India, created these cool looks that are named after superheroes. This is pretty clever and there is a superhero name for every look.
Batman sports the battered look, the Hitler mustache is called the Robochop, while Superman’s mullet is dubbed the Super-Mane. The next time you see somebody with these looks, you’ll know the superhero name for it.
I’m really digging these illustrations from Raul Aguiar. These are some murals that Liferay(A software company in his hometown) asked him to create. They are inspired by games and cartoons that he loved as a child. That’s why there’s an odd mashup of Chrono Trigger, Doctor Who and Miyazaki as if it were a strange dream.
I really love the style of these images and I’m sure you can relate. Also below: Dungeons and Dragons, the Liferay mascot with a bit of Wall-e thrown in, the mascot with a Back To The Future hoverboard as well as R2-D2 and the Hitchhiker’s Guide book. I’m really liking the Han and Leia restroom signs too.
The 1970s was an awesome time for Sci-Fi. We had Star wars, Battlestar Galactica, Logan’s Run… I could go on all day. Jeff Quigley obviously loves himself some 1970s Sci-Fi, so he created these amazing retro 70s Sci-Fi posters.
There’s a Cylon Centurion, The Six Million Dollar Man as a Cyborg, Twiki from Buck Rogers represents an Android and even Knight Rider as a Vigilante. I love the retro style and colors. These could have easily been promotional posters for these shows back in the day.
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.
