Thursday, August 29, 2013
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Cool Art: 'Transformers: The Movie' by Tom Whalen
'Transformers: The Movie' by Tom Whalen.
This is a 24" x 36" 7 colour screenprint available in both regular and variant flavours that’ll be released Thursday August 29 at 12.30pm EST through AcidFree Gallery. The variant is a limited edition of 86 and costs $75. The regular is a timed edition, which will be available from Thursday until Sunday September 1 with AcidFree Gallery printing as many as are ordered. It will cost $50.
This is a 24" x 36" 7 colour screenprint available in both regular and variant flavours that’ll be released Thursday August 29 at 12.30pm EST through AcidFree Gallery. The variant is a limited edition of 86 and costs $75. The regular is a timed edition, which will be available from Thursday until Sunday September 1 with AcidFree Gallery printing as many as are ordered. It will cost $50.
Check out both prints below.
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| Variant Edition |
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Cool Art: 'Medusa' & 'Cyclops' Prints by Jason Edmiston
These Ray Harryhausen inspired prints were part of Jason Edmiston's first solo art show 'A Rogues Gallery' that opened on Friday at the Mondo Gallery in Austin, Tx.
The 'Medusa' print is currently available as a 18" x 24" screenprint at Mondo for $40.
Check out some of the other prints that were at his show below too.
The 'Medusa' print is currently available as a 18" x 24" screenprint at Mondo for $40.
Check out some of the other prints that were at his show below too.
Monday, August 26, 2013
Cool Art: 'Dragon Age: Inquisition' Concept Art by Matt Rhodes
Matt Rhodes has been posting some new concept art from Bioware's upcoming 'Dragon Age: Inquisition' video game on his blog, and as with his concept art from the 'Mass Effect' video game series, these are simply stunning. Can't wait to see and play the finished game.
Check out concept art below, and you'll want to click to embiggen these beauties.
Check out concept art below, and you'll want to click to embiggen these beauties.
'How Pacific Rim Should've Ended'
While the scientists are unlocking the keys to the inter-dimensional bridge, Raleigh and Mako rethink the Jaeger defensive strategy after discovering the effects of their classic Kaiju killing weapon.
Mass Effect - Series 3: Episode 5 'Ascension' & Episode 6 'Eve'
Continuing with the serialisation of Matt Beaudette's TV show style edit of the Mass Effect trilogy with another double episode of the third chapter of the Mass Effect saga. (If you've not played the games, there be spoilers ahead!)
Episode 5: "Ascension"
After a brief stop by the Citadel to check on Ashley's condition, the Normandy receives a distress call from Grissom Academy, an Alliance funded school for gifted and biotic children.
Episode 6: "Eve"
The war summit is ready to commence, with representatives from the Turians, Krogan, and Salarians all set to meet aboard the Normandy to discuss the possibility of an alliance to retake Palaven and Earth.
Episode 5: "Ascension"
After a brief stop by the Citadel to check on Ashley's condition, the Normandy receives a distress call from Grissom Academy, an Alliance funded school for gifted and biotic children.
Episode 6: "Eve"
The war summit is ready to commence, with representatives from the Turians, Krogan, and Salarians all set to meet aboard the Normandy to discuss the possibility of an alliance to retake Palaven and Earth.
Cool Art: 'Star Trek: Insurrection' by Matt Ferguson
Not long back off my hols, had an awesome week in Ibiza! But whilst I was over there I caught a glimpse of this simply stunning 'Star Trek' poster on my blog feeds. This was featured on cool blog CromeYellow as part of their 'Reel Rewind' series of the Star Trek movies. This week they turn their attention to 'StarTrek: Insurrection'.
You can check out their exclusive poster from Matt Ferguson below, and go here to see what CromeYellow thought of the movie!
You can check out their exclusive poster from Matt Ferguson below, and go here to see what CromeYellow thought of the movie!
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Off On My Hols, I'll Be Back In A Week!
I'll be jetting off on my hols today for a week of sun, sand, sea and fun in Ibiza! Been going there for the last few years now. Of course, this means I won't be able to post to this blog when I'm away, in fact I won't be near a computer for most of the time either - it'll be torture, but I'll keep calm and think of Ibiza!
When I'm there I will be posting photos up on my Instagram, Facebook and Twitter during the week and once I'm back home in a week, I'll go through all the rest of the photos and videos I'll post more to Flickr and my video channels on YouTube and Vimeo.
So I'll leave you with some videos below that I put together from my trip to Ibiza last year.
See you in a week!
When I'm there I will be posting photos up on my Instagram, Facebook and Twitter during the week and once I'm back home in a week, I'll go through all the rest of the photos and videos I'll post more to Flickr and my video channels on YouTube and Vimeo.
So I'll leave you with some videos below that I put together from my trip to Ibiza last year.
See you in a week!
Friday, August 16, 2013
DC Nation Animated Short: 'The Bat Man Of Shanghai'
This. Is. Awesome!
I first saw this short last year, but after seeing the new 'Wonder Woman' DC Nation short, I thought I'd look for these and post it again!
Set it to full screen HD, sit back and enjoy 'The Bat Man Of Shanghai'.
I first saw this short last year, but after seeing the new 'Wonder Woman' DC Nation short, I thought I'd look for these and post it again!
Set it to full screen HD, sit back and enjoy 'The Bat Man Of Shanghai'.
'Wonder Woman' Kicks Ass In These Awesome DC Nation Animated Shorts
I'm loving these stylised 'Wonder Woman' animated shorts by Robert Valley (Tron: Uprising) for DC Nation. 'Wonder Woman' is definitely super cool! I would watch the hell out of this if this was made into a series!
Check out the preview then watch the three shorts below.
Check out the preview then watch the three shorts below.
Cool Art: 'Star Trek First Contact' by Matt Ferguson
Cool blog CromeYellow is back again with their 'Reel Rewind' series of the Star Trek movies. This week they turn their attention to 'StarTrek First Contact'.
You can check out their exclusive poster from Matt Ferguson below, and go here to see what CromeYellow thought of the movie!
You can check out their exclusive poster from Matt Ferguson below, and go here to see what CromeYellow thought of the movie!
Cool Art: 'Jack' by Tankball
Check out this awesome papercraft statue, yes papercraft, of Jack from Mass Effect 3! It took Deviant Art user tankball around 4 months and $150-$200 in paper, wood, and ink to make. It looks stunningly lifelike! He's also planning to upload the files and a video too, so you can have a go too!
Go here for some up close detail shots.
Go here for some up close detail shots.
'Fables: The Wolf Among Us' Video Game Teaser Trailer
This looks pretty good, as if it's straight off the pages and onto the screen!
From Telltale Games, the makers of 'The Walking Dead' video game series, comes 'The Wolf Among Us', a video game series based upon the DC / Vertigo (and one of my favourite) comic book series 'Fables'by Bill Willingham.
Not much details out there yet, but I think I'll be keeping tabs on this!
From Telltale Games, the makers of 'The Walking Dead' video game series, comes 'The Wolf Among Us', a video game series based upon the DC / Vertigo (and one of my favourite) comic book series 'Fables'by Bill Willingham.
Not much details out there yet, but I think I'll be keeping tabs on this!
Happy Birthday, Hugo Gernsback - Founder Of 'Amazing Stories'
Today marks the 129th anniversary of the birth of Hugo Gernsback (August 16, 1884 – August 19, 1967), one of the most influential figures in the history of science fiction.
He's best known, in April 1926, for launching the first magazine fully-dedicated to science fiction, Amazing Stories, the debut issue featured works by HG Wells, Jules Verne and Edgar Allen Poe and although Gernsback lost control of the publishing rights in 1929, the magazine was in publication up until 2005, and has been resurrected online since 2012.
Gernsback was noted for his sharp (and sometimes dodgy) business practices, and for paying his writers extremely low fees or not paying them at all. HP Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith referred to him as 'Hugo the Rat'.
He is also credited as first coining the phrase ‘scientifiction‘, which would later become the term we know and love. His definition of the term being - "a charming romance interwoven with scientific fact and prophetic vision."
He's best known, in April 1926, for launching the first magazine fully-dedicated to science fiction, Amazing Stories, the debut issue featured works by HG Wells, Jules Verne and Edgar Allen Poe and although Gernsback lost control of the publishing rights in 1929, the magazine was in publication up until 2005, and has been resurrected online since 2012.
Gernsback was noted for his sharp (and sometimes dodgy) business practices, and for paying his writers extremely low fees or not paying them at all. HP Lovecraft and Clark Ashton Smith referred to him as 'Hugo the Rat'.
He is also credited as first coining the phrase ‘scientifiction‘, which would later become the term we know and love. His definition of the term being - "a charming romance interwoven with scientific fact and prophetic vision."
The Hugo Awards or 'Hugos', the annual achievement awards presented at the World Science Fiction Convention, were named after him, Gernsback himself received a special Hugo Award in 1960 as 'The Father of Magazine Science Fiction'.
In honour of the birth of one of the most influential figures in the history of science fiction, and as I totally love the artwork, here are a few of my favourite covers from 'Amazing Stories', starting with the very first issue.
What If 'Star Wars: Episode II' Was Good
I'm liking this hypothetical of what if about 'Attack Of The Clones. I totally get the swapping of Naboo for Alderaan (forgotten detail he intended to mention for Episode I), and the whole Obi Wan / Anakin bromance thing too.
I've often felt that the pacing of the movie just fell a bit flat, especially the sequences on Naboo and Coruscant. Michael Barryte of Belated Media's shake up certainly addresses that point and a lot more. Would have loved to see this version instead.
You can see what he'd change from Episode I here.
I've often felt that the pacing of the movie just fell a bit flat, especially the sequences on Naboo and Coruscant. Michael Barryte of Belated Media's shake up certainly addresses that point and a lot more. Would have loved to see this version instead.
You can see what he'd change from Episode I here.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Cool Art: ‘Inception’ By Grzegorz Domaradzki
‘Inception’ By Grzegorz Domaradzki.
These are 24” x 36” screen prints with metallic inks, with silver and copper editions of 10. They were created for a private commission, so unfortunately not for sale. Still awesome though!
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| Copper Edition |
Cool Art: 'I Love You, I Know' by Joshua Budich
'I love you. I know.' is Joshua Budich's contribution to Art v Cancer’s forthcoming 'Beyond Time & Space' Charity Group show, opening August 30th in Manchester, UK.
The Art V Cancer project was set up by artist Chris Thornley (aka Raid71), who was diagnosed at the age of 37 with a rare incurable form of lymphoma.
This print is an 18″ x 24″, 4-colour screenprint on French Madero Beach paper; signed & numbered, limited-edition of 100. The entire edition will only be available at the Art v Cancer show, and any remaining prints after the show will be available on their site.
This print is an 18″ x 24″, 4-colour screenprint on French Madero Beach paper; signed & numbered, limited-edition of 100. The entire edition will only be available at the Art v Cancer show, and any remaining prints after the show will be available on their site.
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