I love the style of these Star Wars and Alien Travel Posters. They are pop art style and very colorful and playful. These would be at home anywhere in your house. Even in a kids room thanks to the fun colors. Maybe keep the alien version away from the kid’s room though. I hope FinlayMcNevin makes more, because they look great.
You can find these cool prints at Etsy seller goldenplanetprints shop along with many other awesome pieces of art. These Star Wars watercolor prints look pretty amazing. I love how they all drip and fade to nothing. I’m not sure why that fascinates me so much, but I love seeing these characters in this way. It’s just very impactful and eye catching. Almost like they are being created or are dissolving before your eyes.
You have probably seen your share of Star Wars mashups that make use of The Force Awakens poster, but I bet you haven’t seen this awesome mashup before. I love those Mars Attacks aliens, so this really cracked me up. You can practically hear them making their weird Martian noises as you take it all in. My other thought is this…. Rey has looked better. This fun art was created by Taiwan based artist Yu Shen Yang.
The Last Starfighter is one of those classics that holds a special place in my heart. While Alex Rogan was playing the arcade game on screen and getting recruited to fight in a space war, I was one of those real life kids playing the arcade games for real. It was amazing to imagine that one of these games could maybe set me on an epic space adventure.
That’s probably why I love this The Last Starfighter: Xur’s Revenge Art Print so much. Yep, this is pretty much how a sequel poster would look today. We never got a sequel to this gem of a movie, but maybe one day…
You can purchase it here.
Who doesn’t love Gremlins? Or Mogwai? Even the bad guys are cute. Well, if you have a special place in your heart for the movie Gremlins, you’ll love this minimalist take on the series from french artist Mister Gamma. He calls it part 1 so hopefully he will do more. All of these minimalist designs are adorable. I’m not sure if they are still for sale, since I can’t find them anywhere else, but if you get a hold of these, don’t leave them on your wall after midnight, don’t get them wet and don’t expose them to bright light.
RoboCop was a classic even in 1987. It has not only stood the test of time, but it has actually gotten better with age. The social commentary, the violence, the humor… It just works. On several levels. If you agree and want a tribute to this classic on your walls, this is the poster for you. It is from Grey Matter Art by Grzegorz Domaradzki. It will be available today in two editions. This poster really shines a light on the excessive violence of the film and is a great piece of art.
The poster is 24 x 36 inches with the white, regular version in an edition of 225 and the grey variant in a limited edition of 100. Find out more here. Click here for more info.
Grey Matter Art also has the other two posters shown below. Robocop art is just awesome in any form. It makes me miss the old Dark Horse comic.
DaVinci’s Dreams is working with French illustration duo Stan & Vince, to release a beautiful officially licensed screen print for James Cameron’s 1984 film, The Terminator. The illustrators have long loved this sci-fi classic and it shows. I really love the art on this print. It makes the movie come alive. This print will be available for sale in three editions TODAY on Monday, March 7th at 4:00pm GMT. I wouldn’t miss this one. Love that ultra edition!
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The Fifth Element comes to life in this stunningly colorful art print by artist Dan Mumford. It is one of the most iconic sci-fi movies of the 90’s and this beautifully rendered image shows off Mumford’s detailed scratch board like technique. This is perfect for any wall in a fan’s home. It measures 27-inches wide by 40-inches high and uses 100 lb satin-finish paper. Just lovely.
This is a special treat for Robocop fans. Skuzzles’ first limited edition screen print movie poster of 2016 is from artist Anthony Petrie. The detail and design is insane. This poster just pops out at you. Throughout, there are an array of one liners and references from RoboCop. The whole man/machine theme is expertly done here. You can almost see his veins pumping beneath his armor. Anthony says:
Robocop is one of my all-time favorite movies, and he’s the subject in a lot of Hero pop culture references. That’s why I wanted to approach Robocop in a more unconventional way, visually depicting him in a more vulnerable state than we’re used to seeing. Thematically, this concept explores the duality of man and machine by drawing a graphic connection between Murphy’s organic —and inorganic— elements, with a darker and more dystopian palette.
The first 100 orders will receive a free 2″ limited edition RoboCop badge. And any orders within the first 3 days of sale will have a chance to win 1 of 4 original RoboCop art pieces by Anthony Petrie. Nice!
Behance user Robert Sienicki is a graphic designer and illustrator who was working so hard that he wanted to create something just for fun. So he made a blog and started filling it up with drawings of characters from his favorite movies. He found that drawing Doctor Who characters was the most fun so when he had free time he created these cool versions.
His girlfriend suggested that he make it into a poster to hang in the living room. I have to agree, this makes an awesome poster. It sounds like he plans on adding more characters and I can’t wait to see them. The coolest part of the story? There are only four printed copies in the world. Rob has one, and the remaining three were given to Sue Vertue, Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat. That’s pretty cool.
