When sentry turrets from Portal aren’t busy keeping an eye on things, they’re busy being cute. BioWare designer Zachariah Scott showed us the softer side of the turrets in a series of short videos. Seriously, you’ll want to hug them.
See the cuteness in the videos after the break.
With the help of his Dad, a mini Indiana Jones fan named Logan produced a fan film which focuses on the retrieval of a “Tiki looking ceramic thingy” while avoiding a spider bite.
Check it out after the break.
As you’ll see in the video after the break, this adorable 11-month old girl is more than a worthy adversary for her father in a lightsaber battle. The force is definitely strong with this one.
(via 9GAG)
It makes me really happy to see Star Wars mixed with adorable. These prints show the characters you love as young’uns doing kid things. Boba Fett’s firing a sling shot, R2-D2 is burying C-3PO in the sand (that would have happened on Tatooine eventually), and Darth Vader is chasing butterflies.
This adorable art, sold in a set of eight 5×7 prints, would go wonderfully with these Star Wars nursery prints.
See four more prints after the break.
They’re tough. They’re unstoppable. And they’re so darn cute you’re going to want to love them and hug them and give them a nice fish. Check out these versions of The Avengers as adorable baby seals. I wonder how much trouble they’ll have fighting evil with their newly shortened arm-fins? Poor Thor Odinseal is going to have a heck of a time lifting that hammer.
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Concept artist Salvador Ramirez Madriz created this image of an infant Chewbacca in a mere 20 minutes. Apparently the bandolier was essential equipment even at this tender age.
(deviantART via Andrew Farago via i09)
In East L.A, nine-year-old Caine spent an entire summer building a cardboard arcade. He used boxes from his dad’s auto parts store and taped together everything he could imagine. He cleverly developed a claw game, games with hoops, and waited for the customers to come. He even made tickets and had little prizes.
Nirvan Mullick stumbled upon the Caine’s Arcade and was so impressed by what Caine had built that he decided to make a short film about it. He also organized a flashmob to visit the arcade—and if that bit of the video doesn’t make you feel warm and mushy, you might need to oil your robotic innards.
Watch the short film about Caine’s Arcade after the break.
I know these scenes are supposed to be sad but, just look at how cute dead Robin is with his lolling tongue and his little naked foot. It’s hard to feel the complete and utter desolation the moment warrants when Batman and Robin are so darn huggable. I lay the blame squarely at the feet of artist Tony Fleecs who’s created a series of prints that turn comic book tragedy into the cutest thing ever.
View more super sweet heroes after the break.
