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Dino Avengers Excavated & Assembled

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Teryll Whitlatch is a professional illustrator and creature designer. Hardcore Star Wars fans may know – nay, hate – her as the person responsible for creating Jar Jar Binks. But her whimsical mashup of The Avengers… with dinosaurs proves that Jar Jar is just one dent on her accomplishments. An

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April 20th, 2012 by: Lambert Varias

Superhero Easter Eggs Ready to Deliver a Basket Full of Hurt

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These Marvel and DC Comics decorated superhero eggs are pretty impressive. You get all of your favorites in egg form. There’s the Hulk, Spider-Man (no Doctor Egg-topus though), Batman, Green Lantern and more. I would have loved to get these in my Easter basket as a kid.…

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April 8th, 2012 by: Conner Flynn

The Avengers, Winnie the Pooh-Style

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Did you ever think that the Avengers would visit the Hundred Acre Wood? Well, illustrator Charles Paul Wilson III did and he redesigned the iconic Marvel characters as if they were about to visit Christopher Robin and Pooh Bear.…

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March 11th, 2012 by: Range

Sam Kerr iPhone Portraits: Who Needs Paint and Canvas?

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British illustrator Sam Kerr recently re-imagined several famous portraits, turning them into caricatures using his iPhone. The caricatures removed detailed facial features and replacing them with a few squiggles and typographic characters.

The portraits had their faces erased and redone. Only the hair and background were kept the same. It’s…

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March 6th, 2012 by: Range

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Game Point Art Print: How I See Myself

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A videogame is the only form of art that can not only simulate an experience but immerse its audience through interaction. That simulation is of course flawed and limited – Daigo Umehara wouldn’t stand a chance against a real martial artist – but still. A few hours into a game…

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February 28th, 2012 by: Lambert Varias

Superheroes and Villains CLIMB a Wall

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If there’s one thing that many superheroes and villains seem to have in common is that they inevitably find themselves rappelling… scaling up the side of a building for one reason or another. Artist Nicholas Hyde (aka “Harshness“) made note of this unusual behavioral pattern, and has documented it for

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February 27th, 2012 by: Technabob

Polygon Heroes: Hulk Smash(ed)!

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Superhero art rarely gets old, and these Polygon Heroes by New Zealand artist James Reid really hit the spot thanks to the fact that you can easily recognize the heroes right away, despite being broken down into primitive shapes.…

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February 26th, 2012 by: Range

R2-D2 Still Life: The Fruit Bowl You’re Looking for

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R2-D2 is one of the most versatile maintenance droids out there. He can project holograms, repair spaceships, hack security systems, swim through swamps, and even vacuum your carpet. But I never thought about using R2 as a fruit bowl – until now.…

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February 11th, 2012 by: Technabob

Depressed Superheroes Almost as Sad as Keanu

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Grunge artist Lora Zombie puts a new spin on superheroes, showcasing how bad it can get even for the world’s finest. Her series of paintings of Depressed Superheroes are available as prints from Eyes on Walls.…

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November 11th, 2011 by: Range

Tony Hsu’s Epic Star Wars Art: From the Blu-Ray Box Set to your Screen

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If you recently got your Star Wars… Blu-ray box set, you’ll probably recognize these awesome digital paintings by Tony Hsu. You can find them inside the booklet and on the discs themselves. They look quite amazing.

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October 14th, 2011 by: Range

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