NadyaSonika makes an amazing female version of Cyclops. Now I’m positive that an all female X-Men would be an amazing thing. Not that I ever had any doubt. She has the attitude right, the costume is just right and she’s certainly easy on the eyes.
Add in some killer photography and you have a recipe for Amazing. Even Uncanny. Awesome stuff!
Photography by ASPhotography.ca
Our heroes never die. They go on and endure long after we are gone, so that they can inspire others. They are the common threads that are woven through our lives, connecting us, no matter our age. That’s probably why these images seem a bit shocking at first.
This series titled Not About Death from photographer Romina Ressia shows us the deaths of three fictional heroes. It’s morbid, but there is also something beautiful about seeing these heroes laid to rest. It’s almost a sigh of relief, seeing them at the rest that has been so hard earned. Superman, Snow White and Wonder Woman are gone. The world feels radically changed.
Do you prefer your heroes and Sci-Fi characters to have a classical flair? Do you like to watch period pieces that feature the likes of Batman and Darth Vader? If they existed, you would watch it. And so would I? These amazing photographs will give you a taste of what that would be like.
Photographer Sacha Goldberger has put all of our favorites into Elizabethan costumes. Boba Fett, Captain America, Catwoman and plenty of others are all in period dress and posed in the artistic styles of the Dutch Renaissance. Goldberger calls the series “Super Flemish.” We like this one a lot.
Most of the makeup that you see on Game of Thrones is all about making people look attractive on camera. However, this series of Game of Thrones makeup designs are all about using makeup to display the various house sigils. The makeup was applied by makeup artist Allison Chase and the photos shot by photographer Matt Barnes.
Makeup sales are sure to go way up in Westeros after this and pretty soon every woman will be wearing her house sigil on her face. This is some beautiful work on some lovely ladies.
Star Wars took place a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, but what if it took place in the here and now? Photographer Thomas Dagg shows us in these fun black and white photographs. These images have superimposed AT-ATs, the Millennium Falcon, TIE Fighters, and Star Wars characters in everyday settings. You’ll have to look closely at some of them to find the bit of Star Wars within. Like spotting Han Solo’s carbonite block by the trash.
Others are more obvious, like Jar Jar Binks laying in a dark alley. Someone finally got to him. These images are a fun look at what might have been if two worlds had collided. Hit the link above to see more at his website.
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I love the Batman Elseworlds stories that take the Caped Crusader out of his element. In those “What if…” stories Batman might be a Pirate, a cop, in the civil war, or maybe even in the old west. I’m a sucker for taking Batman out of his element, which is why I love this Batman and Robin Wild West cosplay so much.
Just amazing. It features Johnny Hybrid of Hybrid Cosplay along with Yami Let‘s Robin. The photography is by MineralBLU. That gun has bat wings. Those costumes. Epic!
Kimette and Jef do a great job cosplaying as a magnificent Mandalorian duo. I wouldn’t want to run into this pair in a dark alley somewhere on the edge of the Empire with no back up. I can see these two having their own show, where they get into trouble every week.
Love that armor! And that ponytail protruding from the helmet too. The photographer really created an amazing atmosphere too. Love it!
Photos by One Photography.
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This is Cosplay Butterfly looking stunning as the Phoenix Five version of Emma Frost from X-Men. She really nails it. This shoot was photographed by Andreas Schneider. Those eyes! That costume! She really brings the character to life!
The latest X-Men movie, Days of Future Past, came out this past May and for some reason there doesn’t seem to be a lot of cosplay love for this movie. Well, this amazing photo shoot changes all of that and will show everyone how to do it. Behold this Blink cosplay by Mariposa Bella. Don’t blink, or you just might miss it.
She really nails it. I feel like I’ve seen an awesome mini movie after looking at these images. And now I want to see a sequel. Just lovely.
Photographers: 6 Sided Productions, Sang Le Cosplay Photography & Lyon Hart Photography.
Behance member Scott Francisco is exploring the blurring of the lines between fantasy and reality in this photography series titled A Day in the Life of a Pop Culture Icon.
Here we see a typical day for Boba Fett. And guess what? It’s pretty much just like a typical day in your life or mine. Of course, some things are made harder by wearing that Mandalorian helmet. Like shaving for example. It’s pretty mundane stuff really, but a fun set of photos nonetheless. I’m guessing that this is his less than adventurous life after the encounter with the Sarlacc Pit.
