These awesome LEGO creations are the work of The Deathly Halliwell. The head of Thanos and the Infinity Gauntlet itself look great in LEGO. Too bad this isn’t an official set, or I would buy it and display it in my office.
Avengers, Owl-semble! Earth’s mightiest heroes only come out at night and each and every one looks adorable. These are from artist 4steex. The series depicts Marvel characters as owls. I have no idea why this exists, but I am glad that it does. Does this mean we can look for a sequel called “The Age of Hoot-tron”?
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Have you ever wanted the power of a God? If so, this Infinity Gauntlet inspired chained ring set is as close as you or I will come to being Thanos himself. It was made by Etsy shop TheBeeeHive. It probably won’t give you God-like powers over the universe, but it is a damn nice piece of jewelry. One that will get a look of heads turning. If it does give you power, use it wisely.
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It looks like the X-Men team got a cartoon makeover. No, sadly these X-Men toonz will not be invading your TV anytime soon as a new animated series, but that would be cool. These characters were created by Cairo, Egypt based artist Maher Nour. I love how they are both adorable and yet so full of attitude and mischief.
This amazing series by NeoArtCorE is super colorful and wild. It takes some of Marvel’s better known superheroes and transforms them into strong females. I love the style. These women have far more attitude than their male counterparts.
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The Infinity Stones are becoming more important right now in the Marvel movies, so fans naturally want some of their own. Like Reddit user JarvisLatteier, who has designed an amazing set of rings inspired by the Infinity Stones. They look straight out of a movie. They not only look good, but they also glow in the dark thanks to the radioactive isotope tritium. No wonder they have that amazing glow.
He modeled it in 3D software and brought it to life via a 3D printer, casting the rings in steel. Is he crazy using tritium? Apparently the tritium is pretty safe since its beta particles can’t penetrate the skin, so as long as you don’t actually stick it in your body, it’s no problem. If you want a set of your own rings, JarvisLatteier sells them here. These rings are just too cool.
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We’ve seen Encho Enchev’s work before and always blows us away. This concept for Captain America’s Bike is no exception. There are a few different versions here. I think I like the retro military one the best. I can see the Cap riding around on any of these. America’s favorite hero needs a good ride.
These Simple Pop-culture Character Illustrations by Jeff Langevin are pretty damn adorable. So it’s great that you can buy them as prints from his Etsy shop because these are the kind of prints I have to have once I see them. Shown here are sets composed of Star Wars, DC Comics, Marvel and video game characters.
The X-Men are mutants. So are most Adventure Time characters. So you can see how they would have a lot in common. This series of X-Men/Adventure Time character mashups was created by talented illustrator and graphic artist Katie Goodrich. I think Katie did a good job pairing them up based on their powers and other traits. Ice King is definitely magneto and Flame Princess is totally Jean grey. I really love Jake as Wolverine too. This series is mathematical!
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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.
