Roberto Peraza doesn’t choose between the dark side and the light side, instead choosing the art side. Here he takes familiar Star wars portraits and mixes basic polygon shapes with background landscape images. The results are pretty stunning.
I have never seen anything like this done with Star Wars portraits. Gotta say, I love it. Darth Vader is especially awesome. Hopefully the artist will add more since he says that this series is “To be continued…”
Check out this interior lighting from a galaxy far, far away. The Star Wars Lightsaber Legacy Lamp is officially licensed by Lucasfilm Ltd. and is a limited edition.
Just flip the switch on the cord and the lamp illuminates with a soft light. Pretty cool. But it gets even better. Hit the second switch on the hand-sculpted and hand-painted base and 3 lightsabers glow blue, green and red. This is a weapon, I mean lamp, that any Star Wars fan would love. It measures 18-inches tall.
Who knew that Mark Hamill could have so much fun signing autographs on Star wars Trading cards? The images below tell the whole story. Luke Skywalker proves once again that he is the coolest guy ever.
It is so awesome that Hamill is this cool with his fans. He has a great sense of humor. I would love to see even more of his autograph mischief.
The Star Wars Death Star Kitchen Timer will be the ultimate power in your kitchen. Just rotate the top hemisphere to the required time to start the countdown. It will time up to 60 minutes.
It will let out a ring when the timer reaches zero. You know, rather than destroying a planet. It is the perfect kitchen accessory for Star Wars fans. It should last for awhile too, since it doesn’t have the design flaw of the original that caused it to blow up so easily.
This deck of 54 poker sized playing cards from AshleyVillersArt features prints of all of her original Star Wars inspired artwork.
It is one beautiful deck of cards. The images are printed on 310gsm, casino quality, linen cardstock and each card contains a black core layer so other players can’t see what you are holding. Naturally Jar-Jar is the joker. This is one of the prettiest playing card sets I have ever seen.
Sometimes things get chilly. That’s when you need a sweater, but you don’t want some boring sweater that looks like it belongs to your grandmother. You need a cool geek sweater like this R2-D2 Sweater.
Once again, a droid comes to the rescue, this time, helping you stay warm and toasty. And making you look like R2 himself. Beep bloop beep boop! Perfect for casual cosplay or just hanging around the house watching Star Wars.
Princess Leia was not only brave, but strong. She led the rebellion against the Galactic Empire in the original Star Wars trilogy. She is a charcter to be admired and loved. Now Hot Toys has revealed this incredibly lifelike Princess Leia 1/6th scale Collectible Figure from 1977’s Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. It is a figure worthy of this legendary Princess.
The movie-accurate collectible figure is specially crafted based on the image of Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in the film and features:
– Authentic and detailed likeness of Carrie Fisher as Princess Leia in Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
– Newly developed head sculpt with movie-accurate facial expression and make-up
– Detailed hair sculpture of Princess Leia’s iconic hair style
– Body with over 28 points of articulations
– Approximately 26 cm tall
– Five (5) pieces of interchangeable palms including:
– One (1) pair of relaxed palms
– One (1) pair of weapon holding palms
– One (1) left palm for supporting weapon
– Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted
Costume :
– One (1) white colored dress
– One (1) white colored top
– One (1) white colored belt
– One (1) pair of white colored boots
Weapons:
– One (1) blaster pistol
– One (1) blaster rifle
Accessory:
– Rectangular-shaped figure stand with Princess Leia nameplate and Star Wars logo
Special Edition Bonus Accessory (for selected markets only):
– Specially designed backdrop
Artists:
– Head Sculpted by So Young, Lee
– Head Painted by JC. Hong
– Head Art Directed by Kojun
Way back when, people used to make fun of velvet paintings. Rightly so. They were usually tacky things that featured Elvis or a wolf howling at the moon. That was before velvet paintings started getting geeky.
At Gallery1988 in Los Angeles these beautiful paintings done on black velvet were recently on display. The show was titled, “Cult of Personality: a Velvet Art Show from Bruce White”. The painter has taken many sci fi characters and painted them on velvet. Everything from Star wars to Star Trek, to Blade Runner and beyond. They all look amazing.
This is the droid laptop I’ve been looking for. Don’t try to tell me otherwise with your fancy Jedi mind tricks. Ed Zarick created this awesome R2-D2 PS4 laptop. He used 3D printed replicas of Artoo’s parts. It even sounds just like R2-D2 thanks to an Adafruit WaveShield.
It is a more streamlined PS4 from a more civilized age. I love all of the detailing. It is just perfect. Check out the video below.
LennyMud makes these cool matching Stormtrooper teapots and Mugs. There are several variations available. They can’t shoot straight, occasionally hit there head on ceilings and aren’t very bright, but boy they make a mean cup of tea. And often enjoy a cup on their breaks.
These designs are fun for any kitchen. Especially if you have a thing for the evil Empire. Or just like the Empire’s loyal, but bumbling troops.
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