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Soul by oO-Rein-Oo
The Written Words, street art by Mobstr.
It Came From Space by Amelie Hutt
The dark, fantastical arts of Amelie seem to depict all genus of space demons that have crashed into our realm through a portal scientists accidentally opened. Thanks, Obama!! Prints and other assorted goodies of Amelie’s work can be purchased at Society6 and mysoti.
Artist: DeviantArt / Website / Youtube
Behold the 3Doodler, the world’s first pen that lets you draw 3D sculptures in real time.
omg want
timetravelandrocketpoweredapes:
Wonder Woman Redesign by Rory Phillips
About this: “I have always thought Wonder Woman should look more like a warrior, and less like a pinup. The Amazons of Classical Greek lore were from the region of Scythia. I wanted her outfit to reflect that culture and be almost ceremonial.
Meteor Hammer: I know her lasso is one of her Icons. But it comes from the lurid pseudo-bondage themes of pulp comics, and is to pinup. So I modified it to an exotic warriors weapon, a Meteor Hammer, a length of rope with weighted ends, think Gogo Yubari from Kill Bill.
Death Mask: She needs a way to protect her identity, so I gave her a Ceremonial Amazon Death Mask she could wear into battle. It would be good for headbutting too.”
Taxidermy of the day: Ride ‘em cowsquirrel!
Cable is a bawse. And Deadpool is… Well he’s Deadpool.
timetravelandrocketpoweredapes:
Tester by Tom Burns
Prints available at Society6
When Doc Ock commits seppuku/hara-kiri for being honorless does he use 6 katanas, and what would that look like?
Etsy shop The Geekerie has me geeking out a bit over their Fringe Science Warning Posters. I might have paid a bit more attention in science class had these been hanging on the wall.
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The Art of Adam Hughes: 2009 Sketchbook Cover.
Comic-Con. San Diego. 2009. My Hotel Room: My Desk.
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I’m glad to finally be able to show you the project that has been eating my time these past months.
Arts & CRASH! is a project in which I repurpose old furniture and old comics and give a new meaning to all of it, check out the tumblr and Etsy store to know more about us. Hope you like it and any feedback is much appreciatted.
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Apocalypse Princesses by TessFowler
More Milo Manara Variant Covers for Marvel NOW
By Andy Khouri
Italian artist Milo Manara is a true master of the comics form, and has for decades now created enduringly beautiful works like Indian Summer, Click and El Guacho, just to name a few. I love to read his comics because Manara’s delicate figures, luscious backgrounds and ultra-crisp layouts demonstrate an uncommonly careful consideration of how every line serves to build immersive worlds, create believable characters, and tell compelling stories — stories which are more often than not decidedly sexual. Indeed, Manara is best known as an erotica virtuoso, with specific emphasis on the female form, and it’s for this reason that ComicsAlliance contributor Jason Michelitch suggested Manara isn’t usually mentioned in the same breath as Kirby, Crumb, Toth, Moebius and other creators who’ve become legendary in the North American scene, even though he deserves to be.
So it was a pleasant surprise to discover last month that Marvel had commissioned Manara to create a variant cover for its new best-selling series Uncanny Avengers. Marvel has been known to commission some very cool and unusual pieces for variant collectors and art aficionados, and Manara’s was definitely one of those. At once beautiful and powerful, Manara’s depiction of the Scarlet Witch was likely the first many current superhero readers had seen of his excellent work, and there’ll be more to come as the Marvel NOW initiative advances. Courtesy of the publisher, ComicsAlliance has an early look at Manara’s latest portraits of other Marvel Comics heroines including Valkyrie, Shanna the She-Devil and Gamora.
Read more at ComicsAlliance.
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