The Batesville Class of 2015 from Arkansas has some grade A nerds in their midst and they decided to do something super cool for their graduation covers. Ross Jones took care of the setup and photography, Lauren Jones did the makeup, Lua Jones coordinated the shoot and Matt Baker did layout and photoshop. The end result are some graduation covers worthy of Starfleet Academy. Great job guys and gals.
Cracked held a photoshop contest where readers were asked to come up with Yearbook photos for fictional characters. Below is a sampling of winners and the runners-up. It’s a fun assortment that includes Back To The Future, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Predator and many more.
The Starfleet Academy Hall of Fame has to be my favorite. Marty McFly as Calvin Klein ranks pretty high too. Thanks to all of the talented photoshoppers who brought these to life.
Artist Randi Sparkman created these clever Doctor Who inspired bank notes, which I’m assuming are only printed on Gallifrey. Which is a shame really, because along with the destruction of the home planet of the Time Lords, the currency tanked. Then it was all revived again when all 13 Doctor’s saved the planet, so it’s all good.
This currency features Daleks, the TARDIS, the 9th Doctor and the 10th. As currency goes, this is some of the coolest I have ever seen. I’d love to have a pocket full. It beats plain old galactic credits anyday.
This guys gets the coolest dad ever prize. Grant Davis decided to Photoshop his daughter Winter into his favorite movies. You can see Winter co-starring in such movies as X-Men (as baby Magneto), Space Jam, Harry Potter, Die Hard, and more. Winter is going to have these images for her whole life, reminding her what a cool dad she has.
I’m sure that he will be adding even more soon. The question is, which movie will Winter show up in next? We will have to wait and see. One thing is for sure. Winter is coming!
You can check out the full gallery at Imgur.
German artist and illustrator Oliver Wetter alters old landscapes. Specifically, he adds things like giant kaiju, robots and other pop culture elements. A giant monster is all you need to take a painting from tranquil to terrifying.
In Wetter’s work, danger looms large, ready to shatter the calm and idyllic peace. In most of these works we are seeing the last moment of calm before a horrible storm. In other’s, like AT-AT Among The Sierra Nevada for example, we seem to be seeing a calm aftermath. In this tranquil scene, an abandoned and rusty AT-AT stands gathering moss, the deer at it’s feet drinking carefree.
