Artist Scott Park created this poster art inspired by the vehicles of Mad Max. It’s called Mad World: The Vehicles of Fury Road and features 33 of the craziest vehicles from the film all in one place.
If you love it as much as I do, you can buy a print for your wall. Despite the cartoony style these vehicles still look badass.
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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.
Who could forget that hologram game that R2-D2 and Chewbacca play on the Millennium Falcon. In case you don’t know, the game is called Dejarik. Well, Etsy seller CastleMcQuade has put a version together, in classic Mattel board game style! As an awesome print for your wall.
It measures 19″ x 13″ and is a limited edition of just 77 pieces. Each is signed and numbered. This is a must have for the wall of your man cave.
The latest project by illustrator Scott Park is called “88 Miles Per Hour,” and he is taking us Back to the Future to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the movies. This poster is a colorful look at the various modes of transport in the trilogy. Yes, there were that many vehicles in the movies. Now they are all in one handy place.
They are arranged by the order in which they appeared onscreen. How many do you remember from the films? If you want to purchase the print you can find it at his Society6 store.
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I love these retro Star Trek Prints from Etsy seller bensmind. They feature all of the various incarnations of the show and they have the right amount of retro. The colors really pop. At only $19.99 a piece you can’t go wrong decorating your own bridge with these fine works of art.
Each poster/print is individually and personally numbered and signed on the back.
You have to love artist Rocky Davies‘ work. In this retro and fun series. Davies has taken some of TV, movies, and comic book’s greatest villains and given them their own 1980s album covers. They are bold and beautiful and look appropriate to the 80s.
They are all done in bright neon colors and classic ’80s style and each has an appropriate song to go with them. These are perfect. And now you can get prints at his Ageofnerd shop for just $20. I know what my next purchase is.
If you are a fan of the Doctor’s sonic screwdriver, you can get this print by David Wildish from Society 6. It shows the Doctor’s favorite gadget in the order they were used in the show.
I think the main thing to learn from this cool print is that over time the sonic has become more complicated in design and if you go by the show, it also does more these days and is certainly used more often. Good old Peter Davison used it maybe once before his got fried, because he didn’t want his Doctor to overuse it.
Kansas City, Missouri artist Josh Ln has a fun and creative anatomical illustration series of famous spaceships from science fiction. The series is titled Spaceship Skeletal Surveys and features ships from SciFi films and TV shows. Now you can see what they would look like if they had a skeletal structure.
We have the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars, the Enterprise from Star Trek, the TARDIS from Doctor Who, Firefly and a viper from Battlestar Galactica, all showing off their anatomy. You can order prints and all kinds of apparel with these five designs printed on them from Josh’s Society6 store.
A few weeks ago Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles hosted Storytime, a show of Joey Spiotto’s humorous work. These are kids books that are worthy of any kid’s book collection. Popular movies and TV shows turned into kids books. You can buy prints here.
I especially love the Borg book and the Planet Of The Apes book. Well, I love them all. Can’t pick a favorite. These books would put kids to sleep and fill their heads with all sorts of wonderful adventures. Amazing dreams would follow.
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.
