DeviantART user artanis-one created these amazing Futurama sculptures including Dr Zoidberg, Professor Farnsworth, Turanga Leela and Nibbler. Hit the jump to chek out additional images.
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Any tabletop roleplaying gamer will tell you that you can never have too many dice. This is especially true when you use those dice to build life-size human figures. Artist Kim Hyun takes plaster casts of her subjects and then uses them as a base to make sculptures with dice. The dice are held together with wires, and they include everything from the standard six-sided variety to D10s. My dice are sitting in a bag feeling inadequate right now.
PC gamers can get Portal starting today from Steam (console gamers might have to wait until the 21st, but you can still get $5 off and a $20 Amazon credit if you order now).
To celebrate, Legohaulic crafted these fine-looking Atlas and P-Body robots. You can also see some multi-colored turrets after the break.
Remember that epic Megatron tank build by Yang Junlin aka “Steel Legend” (or Legend of Iron)? Well, that’s not the only scrap metal Transformers sculpture he’s been working on. In fact, he has a veritable army of bots—some of which are pictured after the break.
The season for awesome snowmen is drawing to a close, but it doesn’t look like Calvin’s reign of terror will end anytime soon. In fact, he’s starting to get artsy with his murders, using this Ellifritt Structure in his work.
Hot Toys is taking on Thor with their latest hyper-realistic figure release—and this one is even more spectacular looking than usual.
Check out more details and a gallery of images after the break.
Check out Fredoichi’s cartoon-style Lego sculptures. Batman is his latest, but the gallery after the break includes some past gems of Link, Scott Pilgrim, Pikachu and the twitter bird.
These aptly titled “Ugly Pokemon” sculptures are the brainchild of deviantART user EatToast. I like toast as much as the next guy, but it’s hard to think about eating anything after looking at these monstrosities—Pikachunk,Chickorteetha, Ew and Charmandar especially.
With these sculptures, Italian artist Adrian Tranquilli “wanted to focus less on the heroes’ superpowers and psychic abilities, and more on their human fragility.”
Indeed, in the gallery below you will see several superheroes on their knees with solemn looks, kind of like they are about to do something horrible for money in a back alley somewhere. There are also pieces I like to call “Superman Jesus”, “Yoga Spiderman” and “Wolverine Picasso” .
Apparently, Superman lost in the pages of the 1978 comic on which this elaborate statue was based. So there you have it, Superman can move mountains but he can’t take a punch.
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