I love Sergio Leone’s Spaghetti Westerns. There has never been a movie maker like him since and no one has quite been able to capture westerns in the same way. The man was a genius. Imagine if the Star Wars trilogy had been made by Sergio Leone. This is what the movie posters would look like.
You can buy them from timanderson310’s Etsy shop. You’ll find many other amazing Sci-Fi posters there as well. Most of them with a retro flair.
Artist Cassie Graus is all about cute cuddly cats. She knows that your favorite movies and television shows are way better with cats included. Everything is better with cats. What would the internet be without them?
She created some posters that show the characters of Game of Thrones, Mad Max: Fury Road, Parks and Recreation, and Broad City as cats. Yep, cats make everything better.
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This is the kind of artwork that you decorate your geek den or mancave with. These cool triptychs feature famous Sci-Fi vehicles. These posters will make any wall come alive. They are available in the Staermose Society 6 shop.
You can choose from the Ghostbusters Ecto-1, the Batmobile, Mad Max’s ride, The Back To The Future DeLorean and more. Each Giclée print is made on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks. They are also custom trimmed with a 1″ border for framing. These prints are pretty impressive, that’s for sure. It’s hard to pick a favorite.
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The 1970s was an awesome time for Sci-Fi. We had Star wars, Battlestar Galactica, Logan’s Run… I could go on all day. Jeff Quigley obviously loves himself some 1970s Sci-Fi, so he created these amazing retro 70s Sci-Fi posters.
There’s a Cylon Centurion, The Six Million Dollar Man as a Cyborg, Twiki from Buck Rogers represents an Android and even Knight Rider as a Vigilante. I love the retro style and colors. These could have easily been promotional posters for these shows back in the day.
I love the colors and the style of these retro Guardians of the Galaxy posters from Keith Bogan. The gang is all here. The team share the first poster and each character also has their own.
And if you like them, you can buy some stuff with these images on them from his online shop.
I love the style of these reimagined Star Trek movie posters. They are the creation of illustrator Matt Ferguson. Matt reimagined the movie posters for all of the original movies and the latest reboot movie Star Trek Into Darkness.
They have a great retro vibe and some nice choice of colors. Each captures the spirit of the movie it goes with. I really applaud his choice of using the campfire scene for Star Trek V. Nice touch.
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Buenos Aires based Alexandre Tisser created this series of prints for a new campaign titled, Fiction meets Fiction. Many LEGO addicts have switched the heads on their minifigures, kids and adults alike, but Alexandre does it to great effect here.
Homer/Wolverine is the best. He could slice up endless doughnuts as he pops them in his mouth. Vader in a Kimono is pretty awesome too. LEGO once again proves to be a great creative tool for great minds.
After Revenge of the Sith, the Empire is on the rise. But it can not conquer just an iron fist alone. It needs to win the hearts and minds of the Imperial citizens to recruit them to the cause. That’s why the Star Wars: Rebels team came up with propaganda posters for the Empire.
These posters were being handed out at San Diego Comic-Con earlier this year and they certainly fit the tone of the show. Of course we love any Propaganda posters around here as long as they are beautiful and menacing. These are!
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As cool as most Superheroes are, sometimes their vehicles come off as one-dimensional. That isn’t the case with Josh Ln’s polygonal art. Josh has created famous polygonal cars (and other vehicles) that look absolutely out of this world.
Any Superhero would be proud to drive one of his creations. Here we see the Batmobile, the Turtle Van, even the Millennium Falcon and Back To The Future’s DeLorean, all created out of polygons. The end result are amazing rides that equal more than the sum of their parts.
