New Robocop Posters: I’d Buy That For A Dollar

New Robocop Posters I'd Buy That For A Dollar
RoboCop was a classic even in 1987. It has not only stood the test of time, but it has actually gotten better with age. The social commentary, the violence, the humor… It just works. On several levels. If you agree and want a tribute to this classic on your walls, this is the poster for you. It is from Grey Matter Art by Grzegorz Domaradzki. It will be available today in two editions. This poster really shines a light on the excessive violence of the film and is a great piece of art.

The poster is 24 x 36 inches with the white, regular version in an edition of 225 and the grey variant in a limited edition of 100. Find out more here. Click here for more info.

Grey Matter Art also has the other two posters shown below. Robocop art is just awesome in any form. It makes me miss the old Dark Horse comic.
New Robocop Posters I'd Buy That For A Dollar

New Robocop Posters I'd Buy That For A Dollar

New Robocop Posters I'd Buy That For A Dollar

Star Trek: Redshirt’s Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom
The latest Star Trek parody book is coming our way in July from Insight Editions. It’s called the Redshirt’s Little Book of Doom and it looks cute and funny. It is written by Robb Pearlman and illustrated by Anna-Maria Jung. Within it’s pages you will find lovely full page artwork chronicling the troubled life of a Star Trek red shirt, as he has his share of alien encounters, time with crew-mates, and other everyday problems. You have to love that cover art!

You can see a bunch of preview images below. This is one hilarious book. These redshirts sure do manage to get themselves in trouble, even on the ship. It is available for pre-order now and comes out in July.

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

Star Trek Redshirt's Little Book of Doom

via The Trek Collective

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns
This Voltron character art by Josh Burns is excellent. Josh wanted to paint the Voltron pilots in a more realistic style than the cartoons. He definitely succeeded. I love seeing the characters reimagined like this. They have a ton of personality and they all come to life. These portraits include Princess Allura, Commander Keith, Lance, Pidge, Sven, Hunk, King Zarkon, and Queen Merla.

This cool art just makes us all want a Voiltron movie all the more. Maybe one day soon it will happen. I wouldn’t mind if it looked like this.

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

Voltron Character Art By Josh Burns

via Geek Tyrant

TARDIS Road

TARDIS Road
TARDIS Road is arguably the Doctor’s best album, with hits like: Davro’s Garden, She Came In Through The TARDIS Window and many more. Seriously, this is a fun mashup of The Beatles’ Abbey Road album cover and Doctor Who. It features all four New-Who Doctors and a bunch of cool Easter eggs. It makes me wish that these Doctors would form a band and release cool albums like this.

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare
This LEGO Xenomorph is the stuff of LEGO nightmares. Look at all of that stunning detail. It even has acid drool on the chin. It is from Spanish LEGO builders the Arvo Brothers. They really are a dynamic duo. It’s hard to imagine how anyone could top this version using just LEGO pieces.

If you want to make one yourself, they have a book detailing the process here. It always amazes me that people can creat such amazing sculptures out of LEGO.

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare

LEGO Xenomorph Is A Highly Detailed Nightmare

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Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits

Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits
Chase Kunz is an illustrator and graphic designer based in Seattle, Washington and is responsible for these illustrations of Star Wars characters in retro suits. You can easily picture Boba Fett as a Don Draper type, working in an ad agency as he self-destructs. There’s also a Scout Trooper, Stormtrooper, Darth Vader and a Tie Pilot. It creates a vintage world where everyone has a Star wars head and something inside of me loves that concept.

Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits

Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits

Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits

Retro Star Wars Characters Wearing Suits

Awesome The Terminator Print By Stan And Vince

Awesome The Terminator Print By Stan And Vince
DaVinci’s Dreams is working with French illustration duo Stan & Vince, to release a beautiful officially licensed screen print for James Cameron’s 1984 film, The Terminator. The illustrators have long loved this sci-fi classic and it shows. I really love the art on this print. It makes the movie come alive. This print will be available for sale in three editions TODAY on Monday, March 7th at 4:00pm GMT. I wouldn’t miss this one. Love that ultra edition!

Awesome The Terminator Print By Stan And Vince

Awesome The Terminator Print By Stan And Vince

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Tea Time: Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups
Cuteness overload! These amazingly adorable Doctors in tea cups are from Lily Collin. It’s tea time and all of the Doctors are invited. In fact, each Doctor is in his own character appropriate tea cup for the occasion. It’s been awhile since I’ve seen anything this cute. Lily should offer these up as prints so we can put them all over our walls. Having seen this fun art, I bet you never look at tea time the same way.

ALL of the Doctors aren’t here actually, but most of them are present. The matching cups are a great touch.

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Tea Time Doctor Who In Tea Cups

Star Wars: The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art
When you look at this concept art from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, one thing becomes clear: This could have been a much darker movie. That probably would have been a good thing. Too bad Disney always likes to play it safe. The concept art below comes from the book, The Art of The Force Awakens, released by LucasFilm. mIt offers an interesting look at what they had originally planned.

To me Rey and Finn look much more a part of the Star Wars universe in their outfits here. BB-8 also went through several changes. I kind of like that bulky look. It’s less cutesy and more utilitarian. Kylo Ren? He could have looked far more menacing. There are so many interesting things to see here and you know what that means. I have to get this book and drool over these images.

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

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Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art 8

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art 9

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art

Star Wars The Force Awakens Concept Art