We love all of the stuff we post, but occasionally we come across something that just really blows our minds. This Batman vector art falls squarely in that category. Orlando Arocena made these Batman posters for the Poster Posse and Blurppy’s 75th Anniversary Batman Tribute. They are total eye candy and you can’t help but to be in awe of his talent.
As if these awesome posters weren’t enough, he also posted his design process. Some of which you can see below.
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These fun and retro minimalist posters come from Reddit user Noble-6, who wanted to feature the prominent captains with each of their ships. They are pretty awesome, no? Well, you can actually buy them here.
They would look great all together on one wall. Awesome stuff.
This handy infographic will tell you everything you need to know about how to kill alien Xenomorphs. Remember, the Colonial Marines had a bunch of training. You? Not so much.
It details the guns you can use, weak spots and more. Study it. It just might save your life. This poster was designed by Ryan Brinkerhoff. We should all be prepared to face them.
These minimalist low poly Adventure Time prints are mathematical! Behance user Sarah Hunt created these in Illustrator CC and I think they turned out amazing. All of your Adventure Time favorites are here. Finn and Jake, Princess Bubblegum,Lumpy Space Princess, BMO, Marceline, Ice King, Peppermint Butler and Lady Rainicorn.
We can never have too much Adventure Time and these posters are sure to make your day.
Each design takes a minimalistic approach to reduce the characters to their predominant traits, while using polygon textures as an aesthetic design element (used to amplify detail where possible). For example, Space Princess is extra lumpy, Ice King’s crown is extra reflective, etc.
If you watch Mad Men then you are very familiar with the opening to the show. Etsy seller noodlehug was inspired by the show to create these neat posters, with pop culture characters in place of the Mad Man from the intro. We’ve featured this seller’s work before and I have to say, I really like their stuff.
Now we get to see Darth Vader,Boba Fett, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Loki, Spider-Man and others replace Don Draper in these mashups. I’m thinking that these guys would all make an amazing ad agency. They could call it Draper, Vader and Fett. Or maybe Vader, Fett and Sterling. Something like that.
The latest Planet of the Apes movie has me wanting to watch the old Planet of the Apes movies all over again, but before I do that, I thought I would share this poster art from comic artist Alex Ross. He has created four pieces of poster art inspired by the original Planet of the Apes. These are based on covers of the Boom Studios Comic book Planet of the Apes: Cataclysm. They were available for purchase at San Diego Comic-Con, but you can still buy them here. If any are left.
Each 17 x 22 inch giclee is a limited edition of 168. They will cost $145 each and $195 for #4. Sure, they are a tad expensive, but this is Alex Ross. And apes! Damn dirty apes!
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These minimalist Star Wars Vehicle Posters by Robert Greaux & Julie Parker-Garza have just the right amount of retro, with a great use of colors. You can get them for just $18 each.
You can keep your Picasso and your Rembrandt. This is the kind of art that makes me happy. Just give me some cool ships from a far away galaxy and my imagination. I’m good. That’s all I need.
Dean Walton has created some very satisfyingly retro Sci-Fi travel posters that would look at home in any galactic travel agency. You can book a trip to many famous locales, like Vulcan, Pandora, Solaris, New York as seen in The Fifth Element and more.
However, if you find yourself traveling the cosmos, do yourself a favor and don’t forget your Multi-Pass. Also, if we have learned anything from Hitchiker’s Guide To The Galaxy, it is this. It might be a good idea to pack a towel. A towel always comes in handy. And no matter where you go, there you are.
