Fun Fan Art: Baby Terminator

Fun Fan Art Baby Terminator
Have you ever wondered what Terminators would look like as babies? I think we’ve all wondered that from time to time. Well, here ya go. This fun fan art comes from French artist Ronald Bousseau. I think it’s pretty adorable. I also imagine that another terminator is going back through time to stop him from becoming an adult.

It’s a fun piece of art and now it has me wondering what Ronald would do with other sci-fi characters as babies. I hope he explores the idea.

Fun Fan Art Baby Terminator

Pop Eggs: Pop Culture Art To Get Egg-Cited About

Pop Eggs Pop Culture Art To Get Egg-Cited About
This art series from Kate Dawe is appropriately titled “Pop Eggs”. It takes pop culture characters and throws an egg into the mix. It’s a little odd, but that’s what we like about it. It’s also playful and fun.

The word puns are in full effect in the titles too, like E.T. The Eggstraterrestrial, Jurassegg Park, The Termeggnator and more. If you want to make a pop culture omelette, you have to break a few eggs right? Or at least incorporate eggs into your art. You can check out more in the link above. It’s egg-citing stuff.

Pop Eggs Pop Culture Art To Get Egg-Cited About

Pop Eggs Pop Culture Art To Get Egg-Cited About

Pop Eggs Pop Culture Art To Get Egg-Cited About

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar
Check out these geeky pop-culture portraits by artist Mauro Balcazar. He draws inspiration from his favorite movies and TV shows to create amazing mixed media portraits of scifi and fantasy characters.

They are colorful, classy and fun. I love all of the little details that he works into these portraits too. I would love to see some of these on shirts. Make sure you check out his website for a lot more. He has a lot of great work.

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

Geeky Pop-Culture Portraits By Mauro Balcazar

via io9

The Terminator: Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print

The Terminator Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print
The Terminator was one of Arnold’s most iconic roles of all time. The movie was an instant classic. If you want to hang a piece of movie history on your wall, this Terminator: Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print by sci-fi artist Dave Seeley is a good choice.

Sarah Connor’s worst nightmare deserves a place of honor in your home. This 18″ × 24″ hand-numbered, limited edition art print really is lovely and it has an authorized, automated penciled signature as well as an embossed seal of authenticity. Dave Seeley’s art is just amazing.

The Terminator Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print

The Terminator Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print

The Terminator Cyberdyne Systems Model 101 Premium Art Print

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars
Pedal cars. Everyone loves them. Even Geek culture icons. This series by Chet Phillips is simply called the “Pedal” series. It features famous geek culture movie characters driving pedal cars that match them. This series is super fun and playful. Below are just some of our favorites. I have to say, I love the sight of Crow T. Robot driving a Tom Servo car.

The best part is that you can buy prints, or a hardbound book with the illustrations from Chet’s Etsy shop.

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

Geek Characters In Pedal Cars

via Geek Tyrant

Napkin Drawings Of Famous Internet Cats With Famous Robots

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!

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

internet cats and sci fi robots

Terminator Remix From Eclectic Method

The Terminator is back in the news since Terminator Genisys is coming out this summer. This Terminator Remix from Eclectic Method will get you good and hyped up for it. Eclectic Method has released a brand new remix video featuring footage and lines from all of the Terminator movies. It is downright mesmerizing. Even catchy.

I like how they use the violence and action from the films and just amp it up. It will make you feel weird and awesome all at once.

https://vimeo.com/121757876

Terminator T-800 Head Molded Mug

You don’t have to fight Skynet and hollow out a T-800 skull to drink like a warrior king. Just get this Terminator T-800 Head Mug. It is sculpted to look just like a Terminator head. As everyone knows there is no better vessel to drink from than a killer robot’s head.

This is sure to be you new favorite mug. The only way it could be better is if the eyes lit up, but I’m not letting that stop me from ordering mine today.

terminator mug

1980s Style Sci-Fi Faces

Check out these Sci-Fi faces done up in 80’s Style artwork. This set comes from Murcia, Spain-based artist StudioM6.

Featured are Darth Vader, The Terminator, Rocket Punch and Big daddy from Bioshock. These would look great as T-Shirts. I love these retro designs. I just wish this collection was larger so we could see more.

80s sci faces

80s sci faces

80s sci faces

80s sci faces