AliaDesign makes some really cool Star Wars quilling art. This style of art always looks amazing and each piece takes some time to create. The end result is well worth it.
The seller has several characters to choose from like: Darth Vader, R2-D2, a Stormtrooper, Yoda, and Boba Fett. Boba Fett looks super cool.
The folks at halloweencostumes.com thought it would be a good idea to mashup two hit properties from 2015 and create something new. Yeah, the people of Jurassic park thought THAT was a good idea too. Nah, this is a much better idea. Star Wars inspired dinosaurs.
These clever and cute mashups are pretty cool. Now I’m wondering how long it will take Disney to make this an actual cartoon. They could sell tons of dino-figures. It’s a whole new world of merchandising.
io9 commenter poorfishy made these cool TV and movie posters, inspired by rock album covers. I really like them and need them now to hang on my walls. Han Solo and Greedo in Grease. Sign me up. It’s like seeing vintage vinyl album covers from an alternate reality.
There’s The Beatles, Duran Duran, The Who, Olivia Newton John, AC/DC, Guns N’ Roses and more all mashed up with some of our favorite characters.
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If any of you ladies want to dress like the Galaxy’s most badass bounty hunter, check out this Boba Fett pin-up style cosplay dress. Granted, it makes you look sexy and cute as opposed to deadly, but that’s okay because this dress should make it easy for you to get close to your bounty. It is from Etsy seller ActionPink.
The seller also has Darth Vader and Stormtrooper dresses. They certainly make the dark side look lovely.
This series by Scott Erickson is titled Alliance Is Rebellion. Characters and vehicles from Star Wars are imagined as traditional Northwest Coast Indian art. They combine old traditions with new mythologies in a striking way.
You can buy prints from Scott’s website.
Death Mask
Great Sun Bear
Grey Eagle Horse
Howling Crow
Hunter Mask
Silver Tenderfoot
Skull Mask
Walking Lodge
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This awesome Spocktrooper action figure from Junk Fed is the first figure from the “Space Madness” line and is the perfect mash-up between Star Trek and Star Wars. The Imperial Spocktrooper is priced at $45 per carded figure. Each figure is individually hand cast, assembled, painted, and finished. The end result is impressive and only logical.
His accessories include a removable helmet and blaster. The card back gives a hint as to what else may be coming in this series. It looks like a two-headed E.T., an R2 unit of some sort and two others that I can’t make out. Consider this figure as coming from a mirror universe that is also from “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.”
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