These mash-ups come from the latest The Line It Is Drawn which challenged artists to mash-up the Land of Ooo with characters from from other worlds. The result is Adventure Avengers, Batman Finn and Finn-Man and more.
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This realistic version of Jake is going to stick with me for too long. Artist Tom Lishman built this rendering in ZBrush and Photoshop, and he also gives this treatment to the Ice King and Princess Bubblegum from Adventure Time as well as other video game characters. It’s fun – if a bit intense – to see these versions.
Check out a few more examples after the break.
Leigh Lahav did a unique thing for her husband Oren’s birthday. She put together a video combining the intros and themes for Oren’s favorite television shows and masterfully recreated them with nods to Oren’s life. It includes Mad Men, Frasier, Arrested Development, Adventure Time (as Birthday Time), and more. It’s crazy creative and also epic.
You have to watch the video to understand; check it out after the break.
Adventure Time is a a brand perfectly suited for Lego bricks. The land of Ooo is bright and whimsical, and people would buy the heck out of any toys for this franchise. Lego Cuusoo user jazlecraz put together two tree fort designs that look fantastic. There’s a 1,300 piece Tree Fort set with all the details and a 400 piece Micro Tree Fort set for those who want something more bite-sized.
The bigger model is impressive. From the project:
The flagship model is a fully detailed tree fort, complete with Finn and Jake minifigures. Each section of the tree fort is accessible through removable wall panels to reveal accurately detailed interiors. All of the rooms are connected through a series of doors, bridges and ladders. Even the trunk is completely hollow, allowing Finn and Jake to enter the fort through the treasure room at the base and proceed through to the lower living quarters.
Wow.
I’m in just for the minifigs. If you’d like help make these sets a reality, go vote at Cuusoo!
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Squishing together Adventure Time and Futurama is a genius idea. Artist Spencer Duffy put down some sketches combining the characters and now my imagination is running wild considering the possibilities. Adventurama! I hope someone is inspired enough by his art to make a fan video.
Check out a big piece featuring several characters after the break.
These are the nerdiest embroidery samplers you will ever see and they are amazing! Deviant Artist Chelsea Bloxsom has taken some pop culture favorites and turned them into little embroidery and felt craft projects that would look great hanging on the wall. Sadly, her etsy store doesn’t have the samplers at this time, but she’s open to custom orders.
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If you’re at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas then you want to make a beeline for the Mimobot booth where you can pick up this limited edition Adventure Time Beemo USB flash drive. They’re only making 2000 of these and when they’re gone, they’re gone. Prices start at $16.95 and the line starts behind me, people.
What’s that? Your day needs an awesome mash-up? Well, here you go. Artist Mike Vasquez has created a delightful combination of Star Wars and Adventure Time (with colors by Joe Hogan). Finn takes the lead role in Adventure Wars as Luke, and you’ll also spot LSP, Princess Bubblegum, Marceline, and more! I can barely take the adorable on display in this print!
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It may only be a cartoon weapon, but blacksmith Tony Swatton has turned Finn’s Golden Sword into a real weapon that could lop your head right off. He’s made weapons for over 200 feature films and, most recently for Jamie Lannister in Game of Thrones. This time he takes a go at Finn’s sword in the latest video from his Man at Arms series. I bet Finn couldn’t even lift this one with those spindly arms.
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