Star Wars: The Last Jedi Trailer Recreated Using An Apple II

Star Wars The Last Jedi Trailer Recreated Using An Apple II
The Star Wars: The Last Jedi trailer is mysterious and intense. How can you possibly make it better? By going retro of course. New York City-based artist Wahyu Ichwandardi recreated the first teaser trailer shot for shot using a 33-year-old Apple II computer and an old KoalaPad+ on which he drew every frame. He saved the collection of 288 images onto 48 individual floppy disks, then transferred them over to a more modern setup, putting the pictures together, and setting them to the trailer’s audio track. The result of all this hard work is very cool. Enjoy.

via io9

The Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 Trailer Goes LEGO

The Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 Trailer Goes LEGO
Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2 is coming. It is just a matter of time. The hardest part is the waiting. Waiting for more teasers, trailers, toys, anything! So here is a little something to keep you busy for a few minutes at least. This is an amazing recreation of the Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 trailer using LEGO! Huxley Berg Studios did an amazing job. They are obviously big fans, just like the rest of us. This makes me want to play with some GOTG LEGO sets.

LEGO Imperial Chamber Scene From Star Wars Rogue One

LEGO Imperial Chamber Scene From Star Wars Rogue One
Star Wars Rogue One will be hitting theaters in a few months, so naturally some LEGO sets are already beginning to surface. This recreation of a scene from the trailer is from markus19840420. It is a faithful recreation of the mysterious hooded figure kneeling before what appears to be a bacta tank as Imperial Guards look on. I wonder who that could be? He did a nice job on this piece, even managing to add a cool steam effect. Very cool. Nailed it! Really looking forward to seeing this movie.

via Brothers Brick

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO
LEGO is a versatile and colorful way to recreate or just plain create anything. So it is no wonder that David Whalen decided to use LEGO bricks to recreate iconic comic book covers. LEGO and comics are two of our favorite things around here, so you know we love this.

David does an amazing job creating these covers from DC Comics and Marvel. All of our favorites are here like Batman, Superman, The Joker, X-Men, Spider-man and more.

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO

Classic Comic Book Covers Recreated In LEGO