This image above is just a taste. The reality of what happens when you fall into a pit in Super Mario Bros. is worse than you could have ever imagined. Check out the full graphic after the break.
Only serious Star Trek fans need apply to this challenge. Can you name all 235 pixelated Star Trek characters in this print by John Martz? If you can, there just might be a free print in it for you.
Martz is giving away two copies of the print to fans that can name the most characters and submit their answers via email to john -at- johnmartz -dot- com with the subject “TREXELS” by April 12th. The rest of the prints (a limited edition of 300) will go on sale at the MoCCA Festival in New York City, April 9th and 10th, 2011. Remaining copies will be sold through his website.
Check out the full graphic after the break.
If you ever find yourself lost in the Cyrannus star system, all you need is this highly detailed map of BSG’s 12 Colonies of Kobol.
Plus, accuracy is insured because the map was painstakingly crafted over the course of a year by graphic designer Geoffrey Mandel in collaboration with Battlestar’s Co-Executive Producer Jane Espenson and NASA scientist Dr. Kevin R. Grazier—who also served as a science adviser on the show.
Check out the large version after the break. You can also buy a 26″ x 39″ version of the map for $15 from our friends at Qmx.
Kevin Tong’s designed one hell of a print depicting R2-D2 exposed into bits and pieces.
The print is set to go on sale at Mondo this Friday for $50. Better stake your clam as early as possible because the run is limited to 400 pieces. Check out the full version after the break.
This “Money Shot” print by artist Cody Petruk screams class and style. I must say it reminds me of the brilliant work of M.C. Escher—or the “evil” M.C Escher that is 16 years old and crazy into porn.
Product Page ($35—limited edition of 250)
