Earth’s mightiest heroes are here to quench your thirst with these Avengers themed drinks. Sadly we can’t buy these at the store. They are conceptual pieces by Ruben Ruata, who did a fantastic job. I would buy each and every one of these. That is some kick-ass labeling and packaging. I want to know how they taste!
Especially that “Captain 1941”. That has had some serious time to age. I’m also down for a bottle of Asgard beer anytime.
This art series is just plain awesome. Artist Aburaya Tonbi has created a Marvel and Gundam mash up series that will have Gundam and Marvel fans wishing for an actual crossover. These Marvel heroes look amazing as Gundam robots.
I love all of the little design details. Even if we can’t get an official mashup, I would even be happy with some action figures based on this art. I love it. Captain America and Thor look especially great.
Makeup artists can do amazing things in the movies, but they are never expected to use only makeup to create superheroes. In the movies they have costumes to help, but if you want to make it look like these heroes have just jumped off of the comic book page. makeup only is the way to go.
Much like Lianne Moseley, cosmetologist Argenis Pinal uses makeup to transform himself and others into amazing looking comic book superheroes and villains. Check out his Instagram, Facebook, and his website to see more.
Cosplayers will be showing up on the covers of Marvel comic books this October. It has all come full circle. Cosplayers were inspired by the comic books and now the comic books are getting inspired by them.
Marvel has announced a bunch of covers for its Cosplay Variant program. These books will likely be part of Marvel’s All New, All Different, post-Secret Wars line-up. Check out some of the amazing cosplayers on the covers below. They do a great job of bringing these heroes to life.
via Kotaku
I love these illustrations by Artist Daniel Kamarudin. He took the characters from the Marvel movies and gave them a dark edge with a fantasy theme.
These works of art make me want a Marvel fantasy video game where I can see the “Avengers of the round table” in action. Or maybe a Marvel D and D game. This is some excellent work.
Thailand based Metalmodelhouse makes some of the coolest metal sculptures around. Everything from Predator and Aliens to Darth Vader and Wall-E. They are pretty durable too since the scrap metal pieces are welded together. I love all of the little details
The seller has a bunch to choose from. I would love to line all of these up on my shelves like action figures. The AT-AT Walker is probably my favorite.
Danish Ahmed, an artist from Mumbai, India, created these cool looks that are named after superheroes. This is pretty clever and there is a superhero name for every look.
Batman sports the battered look, the Hitler mustache is called the Robochop, while Superman’s mullet is dubbed the Super-Mane. The next time you see somebody with these looks, you’ll know the superhero name for it.
In February of 2015, Marvel Comics will feature 20 variant covers drawn by artist Phil Noto. That’s next month. You’ll love the retro style of these covers. It was announced at New York Comic Con last year and February so it has been a long wait, but it is almost here. In the meantime you can check some of them out below.
You can check out more of Noto’s retro Marvel covers here and at his Tumblr.
If Avengers fan art is your thing, give yourself a tarot reading with these amazing tarot cards featuring our favorite superheroes. The set features The Hierophant: Phil Coulson- Chiron; The Sun: Thor – Apollo; The Magician: Tony Stark – Mercury; Strength: Steve Rogers – The Hermit: Bruce Banner- Cronus; The Lover: Natasha and Clint – Aphrodite and Adonis; and The Devil: Loki – Pan.
These illustrations are the work of the very talented Julia Cross.
Start your morning right with a well balanced breakfast. Okay, these sugary cereals are anything but well balanced, but they are mischievously delicious. Just like with the cereals we grew up with, the artwork and the toys are the best part. I want the Infinity Gauntlet and Thor’s hammer.
Artists Bamboota and Elliot Fernandez certainly know their breakfast cereals. Some of these are available on T-shirts here.
