Imagine visiting Westworld in real life. It would be confusing since there’s really no way to tell who’s human and who’s a robot. I guess you better shoot to find out. Nope. That won’t work. This fun video from Door Monster shows us what a nightmare it would be. I can see things going down like this. Who is who? I’m so confused.
There’s nothing better than sci-fi robots. There have been so many over the years, I wish I could collect them all as action figures and have them on my shelf. If only. Well, Joshua Hine has created a really cool series of minimalist robot art that focuses on a bunch of cool sci-fi robots. Some of our favorites are below. You can check out his page for even more. It is a great tribute to movie and TV robots.
Remember Gotham Gears? It depicted Batman Characters as Robots. Now we have more awesome art from the same artist, ChasingArtwork! This series is called Auto Avengers and features some popular Avengers heroes and villains as awesome looking robots. You thought these characters were badass before? Now you don’t want to mess with any of them. The Hulk still is the biggest and baddest of course.
This fun video shows off how robots evolved in movies and TV. Nowadays Sci-Fi flicks just aren’t complete unless they feature robots. That’s cool, because we love robots around here. Some of the best movies of all time have robots. The artwork is from Scott Park and Sploid turned his work into a cool video.
Sit back and enjoy the evolution of these synthetic beings. It makes me wonder what kind of robots we will see next.
via Sploid
This is a very unique take on Gotham’s many characters from artist ChasingArtwork. It is a series of vector paintings titled Gotham Gears. This colorful and unique series features Catwoman, The Joker, Batman, Bane, Mr. Freeze & The Penguin as robots. Some of our favorites are below.
Now we know what Batman and friends would look like as post apocalyptic robots and I like it. I would read that comic book. Bane is still the largest and Batman is very Spawn-like.
French artist Georges le Mercenaire created this series that imagines famous Pop Culture characters, mostly robots, as fossils dug up by some fictional future generation. Below are just some of them. I love art like this that thinks outside of the box and shows you familiar things in new ways. It’s a fantastic concept.
Among the Sci-Fi characters presented here are Twiki from Buck Rogers, a Cylon, an AT-AT, Darth Vader, Bender from Futurama and more.
Check out this interesting Star Wars infographic that focuses on the droids in the Star Wars universe and their real-life counterparts.
Droids are a common sight in the galaxy far,far away and here on Earth, humanity is catching up. We may not have droids as sophisticated as the ones from Star Wars, but we are getting there. It won’t be long until we are all a bunch of Jawas just scavenging parts to survive.
Cats and robots getting along? I never thought I would see it in my lifetime. These cool illustrations are from Brooklyn-based artist and mother Nina Levy. She likes to draw pop culture characters on her kid’s lunch napkins. This series features the unthinkable. Famous Internet cats getting along with famous robots. It’s pretty adorable.
Baymax is with Grumpy Cat, Limecat is paired with R2-D2, and so on. You can check out more on her Daily Napkin blog. What an awesome mom!
Deviantart user Slythenperior rendered this awesome 3D Dalek Chess set that I for one, would love to own. It’s perfect and shiny and captures the spirit of the Daleks so well. Check-Mate? More like Check-Exterminate!
I’ve included some of his other Dalek designs below. If I could have all of these wonderful toys I would be perfectly content to play as the bad guys all day and let someone else use the Doctor figures.
Daniel Nyari put together these awesome illustrations of famous robot heads. How many can you identify? If you are on this site and reading, I am expecting some good scores. You should be able to identity at least 90% of these if you are a true Sci-Fi geek.
Even the Woody Allen robot from Sleeper makes an appearance. If robots really are taking over the world(And we know that they are), we could use more illustrations like this to keep them identified. These heads look great. I would love to see the rest of the robots done in the same style.
