Posts Tagged fan art
Art-Out Moment: Emily Carroll’s Dune Fan Art
Posted by mistergroonk in Art on June 27, 2011
We stumbled upon Emily Carroll‘s Flickr via another Tumblr and could not take our eyes off her Dune Fan art Flickr set.
The Dance of Propitiation
BENE GESSERIT VS HONORED MATRE: FIGHT
The Litany
Webcomics Love: Zac Gorman’s “I Draw Nintendo” makes Link a Badass in 4 Panels
Posted by mistergroonk in Animation, Art, Comics, Panel Perfect on June 23, 2011
Why We Read It: Technically we just found it. Obviously we love what we see.
I wanted to draw at least one comic where Link looked like a badass.
We believe you succeeded, Mr Gorman.
Zac Gorman‘s simple style, love of Nintendo and motion comics mastery mix together to create lovely art. Check below the jump for two more examples of his style. Special note: our favorite is the one on bravery.
Official site: http://idrawnintendo.tumblr.com/
Moment of Who: Man Builds TARDIS in Backyard, Slightly Bigger on Inside
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Just Freaking Neat on March 22, 2011
This is my scratchbuild TARDIS. It is approximately 142 cm wide (56″) and 215 cm (7ft) high. Taking almost a month, on and off, with supplies from the local hardware store, this huge construction used mostly: 6″ x 4″, 6″ x 2″ and 2″ x 1″ wood, with the plastic and creative thinking for the windows. The roof has a slight lean, to allow water to drip away. The whole shed is covered in 2 coats for protective fence paint, the roof having 2 coats of extra varnish as well. The light also works at the top, but only a night; it was a garden solar light that has been screwed to the roof. As the photos show, it really is bigger in the inside (due to the dropped base).
Best. Storage shed. Ever.
Check out more photos of Martin Shepherd’s TARDIS on his Starship Modeler page.
via MedicMike, Starshipmodeler
The Sunday Punch: An Exploration on Reading Batman, Before and After
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Panel Perfect, Versus on February 20, 2011
Here’s a bit of keen observation brought to you by MissVeryVery’s Tumblr:
Before:
After:
Well done.
via missveryvery
Today in Star Wars:Dave Crossland’s “Rebel Yell” Leia
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist on January 26, 2011
Last Night in Star Wars: Colbert’s True Identity Exposed.
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Intertube Madness, LOL, Video on January 25, 2011
Moment of Who: Blair Shedd’s Days of Future Past Doctors
Posted by mistergroonk in Artist, Comics, Panel Perfect on January 20, 2011
The Nerdist speaks of IDW Comics artist, Blair Shedd (@onegemini) and this fan made bit of awesome.
The mashup consists of The Doctor and the Uncanny X-Men story arc that launched a thousand story arcs afterwards Days of Future Past.
Jump below the cut to have a peek at the inspiring cover.
Today in Star Wars: Andy Hunter’s Scott Pilgrim Wars
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, LOL on January 18, 2011
Watch: Animated Movie Title Squences of 2010
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Movies, Television on December 28, 2010
MONOmoda’s made a list of the best animated title sequences in movies and television. Their list covers the most interesting titles of the aughts. We chose the opening themes of 2010 as the main focus and posted them here.
Good Omens
Steven Wood not only created a wonderful idea for how the movie ending to Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett’s book Good Omens, he cast the director(Edgar Wright), principal players (Simon Pegg, Peter Serafinowicz), and production crew. This bit is entirely fictional, of course. in fact, it’s borderline fan wank territory.
But even we have to agree casting Good Omens as Wood envisioned would be a good pull.
Art-Out Moments: Creature Spot. Creature Art by Fans and Artists.
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist on October 22, 2010
Official Synopsis
The goal of Creaturespot.com is to create a showcase, a blog, and a spot for all creature fans to see the wonderful creations of the entertainment and art community’s top talent.
Official site:
http://www.creaturespot.com/















