This is a crazy and super fun fan-made stop motion short that stars the titular alien, predator, and also Boba Fett and a Sandtrooper. It all begins with Boba Fett and the Sandtrooper out for a ride in the ’60s Batmobile when they’re attacked by Xenomorphs. I’ll leave it for you tofind out what happens next. I’ll just say that it is both crazy and awesome.
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You’re going to love this concept art for the original Tron movie. Some of this art is from Syd Mead and Moebius. There are some really interesting ideas and designs here, some of which made it into the movie and some did not. Check it all out and then hit up the link below for even more. Some of these designs are even wilder than what we got on screen.
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The trend of making coloring books for adults keeps going full steam. And while I have not colored in one of these books since grade school, I guess I can see the appeal. After all, they are releasing some really cool coloring books based on great properties from my childhood. Like this cool Alien Coloring Book. It is 80 pages of coloring fun from Titan Books and it will be releasing in May of 2017. The release is timed with the release of Alien: Covenant.
Cris Alex is pretty talented at body painting. Here he paints himself to look just like a T-800 from The Terminator! He does an amazing job and the end result reminds me of how the T-800 looks in comic books. You can watch the entire transformation in the video below. It’sjust stunning how talented some people are at painting. And painting yourself is even harder than painting on canvas.
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Fritz Lang’s Metropolis endures to this day. I’m kind of surprised that they haven’t remade it recently since they remake everything else. I thought you guys would appreciate this fan-made poster from Dan Schlitzkus. The art deco design looks great in those bright pop colors.
Most of us enjoy the classic Scifi movie Silent Running. If you don’t, what’s wrong with you? It’s a great film. It had some cool visual effects for the time too. And now here is the film’s Valley Forge spaceship recreated in LEGO by artist Louie Tommo. He also created LEGO versions of astronaut Freeman Lowell and his robots Huey, Louie and Dewey. Man, I really wish this was an official set, but I’m just glad that it exists so I can stare at it and drool.
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This adorable art comes from Ukraine based artist Tasha Mille. They are children’s style Chibi versions of Star Wars characters. I like how she paired up a small character with a big one. These would make great posters or even greetings cards. They are just so cute. She says that there will only be three, but I hope she makes many more.
A lot of Star Trek Beyond takes place on an alien planet and this concept art by Victor Martinez gives us a closer look at some designs for the planet, as well as some ships and other things that never made it on screen. It is really interesting work. Martinez did some of these early on with production designer Scott Chambliss and others were done for later reshoots with Production Designer Andrew Murdock.
It looks so grand and fantastic. I always love seeing what filmakers were thinking and seeing how things evolved.
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Mike Seymour of FX Guide and Wired takes a look at the special effects used in director Justin Lin‘s Star Trek Beyond. He covers everything from the digital construction of the Starship Enterprise, to the extraterrestrials themselves. This movie had some amazing effects, so this is a fun watch. They certainly put a lot of work into this one.
This fun fan-made poster is an edgy take on Batman vs. Superman where the two are morphed together. I love the intensity.
Inspired by the movie Batman vs. Superman, I decided to create a poster that says:There is no winner or loser. There are two heroes, who fight for justice. And they must unite their powers against villains.
