I was always a Squirtle man...but now I can never look at the little guy the same way again. Also, you can check out artist arvalis' deviantART page for more realistic Pokemon.
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Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Realistic Pokemon critters
These realistic Pokemon are simultaneously fascinating AND horrifying...
I was always a Squirtle man...but now I can never look at the little guy the same way again. Also, you can check out artist arvalis' deviantART page for more realistic Pokemon.
I was always a Squirtle man...but now I can never look at the little guy the same way again. Also, you can check out artist arvalis' deviantART page for more realistic Pokemon.
Friday, October 19, 2012
Link: Recycled "Pop" Icons
All Empty Can Recycling Should Be As Awesome As Makaon's Superhero Sculptures
Japanese site Empty Can Craft took recyclying to a new level by whipping up some amazing sculptures from empty beverage cans. I recognize the cans of Asahi used in the Batman and Totoro pieces, but check out the article above to see many of the other can creations.
Japanese site Empty Can Craft took recyclying to a new level by whipping up some amazing sculptures from empty beverage cans. I recognize the cans of Asahi used in the Batman and Totoro pieces, but check out the article above to see many of the other can creations.
Friday, September 21, 2012
I've been a delinquent blogger
This past week felt like it both whizzed by AND moved with glacier-like speed. Regardless, this is what I deserve for not posting all week:
COMICS
Since I have comic books on the brain, for those of you who read your comics digitally, Comixology is running a Thanos Sale ending next Thursday, 9/27 at 11pm EST:
You may remember him as the villain that sent geek hearts aflutter when he appeared at the end of the Avengers movie this summer. Now, you can see what all the fuss is about. I recommend the Infinity Gauntlet mini-series, where Thanos goes on to kill half of the population of the universe (?!?) and the Marvel heroes have to unite to stop him.
MUSIC
This week I've been listening to The Legend of Johnny Cash and found myself recognizing more songs than I thought I would. I'm also really liking Joss Stone's new album, The Soul Sessions, Vol. 2, which is worth checking out just for her cover of Broken Bells' "High Road".
ART
Lastly, friends and readers in NY, do yourself a favor and check out the gallery showing for one of my favorite artists, Phil Noto. In addition to comics, he often illustrates characters from pop culture like Mad Men or Downton Abbey. Check out the poster for the showing:
I hope everyone has a great weekend and enjoys this stretch of nice weather for New Englanders.
Since I have comic books on the brain, for those of you who read your comics digitally, Comixology is running a Thanos Sale ending next Thursday, 9/27 at 11pm EST:
You may remember him as the villain that sent geek hearts aflutter when he appeared at the end of the Avengers movie this summer. Now, you can see what all the fuss is about. I recommend the Infinity Gauntlet mini-series, where Thanos goes on to kill half of the population of the universe (?!?) and the Marvel heroes have to unite to stop him.
This week I've been listening to The Legend of Johnny Cash and found myself recognizing more songs than I thought I would. I'm also really liking Joss Stone's new album, The Soul Sessions, Vol. 2, which is worth checking out just for her cover of Broken Bells' "High Road".
ART
Lastly, friends and readers in NY, do yourself a favor and check out the gallery showing for one of my favorite artists, Phil Noto. In addition to comics, he often illustrates characters from pop culture like Mad Men or Downton Abbey. Check out the poster for the showing:
I hope everyone has a great weekend and enjoys this stretch of nice weather for New Englanders.
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