Artist Christopher Lee has made some pretty fantastic posters for the original Star Wars trilogy for $35 a pop. They’re cartoony and feature lots of nice little touches.
Check out the posters for The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi after the break.
For the last month, artists have been hard at work transforming a giant mound of snow into a 53-foot tall bust of Optimus Prime peering over a wall. The sculpture will debut at this year’s Asahikawa Winter Festival in Asahikawa, Hokkaido Prefecture starting today and running through February 12th.
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Surprisingly, permission was actually granted for a student to build this wooden reproduction of a Special Operations Forces Combat Assault Rifle (SCAR) in woodshop class. When I was in shop back in the day we only got to make boxes and benches – what a gip.
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Bruce Lee as Spider-Man; it seems like a natural combination. Designer Alex Tuis has chosen a handful of acting legends to portray Marvel superheroes, and he’s chosen wisely. It’s just a fun side project for an artist who contributes concept art to films, but it’s obvious a lot of time was put into this art.
See Harvey Keitel as Wolverine and more actors as superheroes after the break.
Damn, we wish we could buy these Zelda poster designs by artist Gabriel Leoni. Actually, it would be even better to have them as tapestries.
Check out the rest of the designs after the break.
If you are old enough to appreciate shows like Masters Of The Universe, the original Thundercats and the original My Little Pony you are going to love Space Stallions. It’s an homage created by students at The Animation Workshop in Viborg, Denmark—and their plot summary should put things into perspective:
As darkness is covering the multiverse, far away in the galaxy of the wild stallion, a spark of hope is born. Guided by the light of Mother Mustang, the Space Stallions must defeat the Demon of darkness, Destructo.
Oh yes. Prepare yourself for magic swords transforming into keytars after the break.
We saw two of Jemma Salume’s Skyrim-themed Valentines last week, but there is more where that came from.
I love it when a girl Aura Whispers sweet nothings before entering a room to slaughter bandits.
We may never see a sequel to Wind Walker, but at least we can watch Joel Furtado’s awesome animated short and dream. Check out The Legend of Zelda: The Lost Oracle after the break.
DeviantARTist Paul Hanley illustrates the most memorable incarnations of the TARDIS throughout the years. Click on the image to enlarge.
(Paul Hanley via Neil Gaiman)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 concept artist Andrei Riabovitchev has revealed another possibility for Voldemort’s ending. The stills show more of a smoky demise.
Watch the progression of Voldemort into dust after the break.
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