Posters: Furiosa

"Furiosa" by Jenny Frison

Mash-Up: Mad Max / Star Wars

Mad Max / Star Wars Crossovers by EelPeel

I give you the inevitable result of 2015, a mash-up of the year's biggest blockbusters.

Link Round-Up: January 13, 2016

Mad Max: Fury Road by Córdoba, Spain-based Chiko KF

News: The Society of Illustrators has named Irene Gallo the recipient of the 2016 Richard Gangel Art Director Award.

15 Typographers Introduce Us to Their Favorite Letterforms

The Complete Guide for How to Marry Text and Images In Your Designs

Hero Complex Gallery’s Quattro With A Shotgun Art Show featuring work from a “Quattro” of artists: James Rheem Davis, Matt Ryan Tobin, New Flesh and Vance Kelly.

Iraq War vet builds massive 3D-printed collection of D&D monsters

Cards: Fury Road Christmas

Mad Max: Fury Road Christmas Cards by Brooklyn, NYC-based PJ McQuade

Prints available for purchase from Etsy. US$5

MAD MAX: FURY ROAD Xmas cards now available! Inside reads “Oh, What A Holiday, What A Lovely Holiday!” Doof Warrior on the left. Cards are 4.25" x 5.5" clay coated 12 pt premium card stock.  Now pick up your presents and run.

“Do not, my friends, become addicted to tinsel. It will take hold of you, and you will resent its absence!”

Mash-Up: Muppets / Mad Max

"Mad Max Mayhem by Justin Ponsor

"I love the Muppets so I tend to picture them as all kinds of pop culture phenoms. In this case, once I pictured Dr. Teeth as Immortan Joe, I had to make it happen. Painted in Photoshop CS4 in June 2015."

Quick Pic: Immortan Joe Pumpkin

Immortan Joe Pumpkin by Questpact

[ Check out more Halloween Pumpkins! ]

Cosplay: Mini War Rig

Mad Max, Furiosa, and Mini War Rig by Cory and Jeremy Newton-Smith

Cory and Jeremy Newton-Smith and their two adorably post-apocalyptic kids, 4-year-old Cooper and his 11-month-old sister Ziggy. This year for Halloween the Newton-Smiths turned a pair of second-hand Power Wheels toys into a fantastic mini War Rig from Mad Max: Fury Road. Cooper is dressed as a diminutive Max and Ziggy makes a tiny but fierce Imperator Furiosa.

Video: 8-Bit Mad Max: Fury Road

"Mad Max: Fury Road - 8 Bit Cinema" by CineFix

CineFix presents Mad Max: Fury Road retold via old-school 8-bit (and a little 16 bit ;) game tech. No quarters or controllers required!  Talk about a movie being made for the side-scrolling arcade treatment. This Mad Max Fury Road 8-bit creation from Cinefix is one of their best videos yet, if only because it includes the button-smashing directions.  It also brings the best vehicles from the movie into the simple video game world.

Posters: What a Lovely Day!

"What a Lovely Day!" by Bordeaux, France-based Marc Lafon

Link Round-Up: October 2, 2015

"MADMAX" by Wenjun Lin

Interview: Vin Diesel Talks D&D, Sequels and More on the Set of The Last Witch Hunter

The Floating "Science City" Of The Future

For Sale: Star Trek House.

Guillermo del Toro on Crimson Peak and His Love for Monsters.

Introducing Robogami: A 3D Printable Origami Robot

Keep Your Social Networking Out Of My Book!

Radiation-poisoned Spock: Most depressing Christmas ornament ever.

"Sam Smith's new Bond theme sounds like it should be before a film entitled PLEASE DON'T HURT ME. I DO NOT HAVE A WEAPON AND I CANNOT FIGHT."

The steampunk statues of Medellin, Colombia.

This StormTrooper Helmet can be yours for $250.

Star Wars Recipe: Cad Bane Cupcakes.

Merchandise: Mad Max Fury Road Car Decal

"Mad Max Fury Road Car Decal" by Travis Worthington of TheMeansOfProduction

This is a 3D printed magnetic car decal/logo. It can also be used as a magnet anywhere else. It has a super-strong neodymium magnet inside, hand-embedded inside the plastic while printing. Silver painted, although if you choose to specify a color in advance, that can be done too. Made of durable PLA plastic, which is a biodegradable type of plastic made from corn. Great gift for your favorite nerd/geek girl or boy.

Fan Art Round-Up: Imperator Furiosa

"Mad Max: Imperator Furiosa" by Spain-based Ruiz Burgos

Mad Max Fury Road Fan Art Gallery featuring Imperator Furiosa

[ Previously: Fan Art Round-Up: Imperator Furiosa, Imperator Furiosa Sketches ]

I know that we've already posted an enormous gallery of Imperator Furiosa fan art, but I rented Mad Max: Fury Road this weekend, and I'm fired up all over again.  The one-armed heroine has remained a fan favorite since the day of the first trailer release, and the fan art tribute are growing more impressive by the week.  Here’s still more of the great stuff folks have been making to pay tribute to this incredible character.

Follow the links to see the full artwork in the artists’ galleries, and as usual, if you know of a piece we missed, drop a link in the comments!

Link Round-Up: September 7, 2015

"MADMAX" by Wenjun Lin

Bleeding Cool has posted Unused H.E.R.B.I.E. Designs from Fantastic Four Revealed

Just in time for your DVD/Blu-ray rewatch of Mad Max: Fury Road—the scene you need to pay the most attention to.

Many pets have had to learn to adjust to the Star Wars BB-8 toy, to hilarious results.

San Francisco designer and illustrator Jez Burrows has created the Dictionary Stories, a wonderfully clever online collection of stories created by sentences that are utilized to further explain a word as defined in the New Oxford American Dictionary.

These College Kids Built a Roller Coaster and it was glorious!

Uber Celebrates Force Friday With Star Wars-Themed Rides in New York City

Witness Me! Uber is Offering Free Mad Max Rides in the Seattle Area

You're Not My Supervisor mixes Archer and Hannibal and makes me laugh. Perhaps it will do the same to you.

Mash-Up: HENRY V8

"HENRY V8" by Hattedhedgehog

"During class today I accidentally wrote down HENRY V8 instead of Henry VIII," artist hattedhedgehog wrote on Tumblr, “and so…” it led to this amazing mashup. So, clearly the next step is to see Henry’s wives, living and dead, as The Wives! Or would Anne Boleyn make a better Furiosa?

Link Round-Up: September 1, 2015

"Mad Max Fanart" by Ben Keen

Amid all the Star Wars hype, Iceland is in the process of renaming one of the streets in the Hofoi district after Darth Vader. No word yet on whether the Imperial March will play as you walk down it, though.

Art Installation invades London with 100,000 balloons.

Damon Lindelof: Why Game of Thrones is excellent and haters are silly

Eleven ways to be a better role player.

Experimental pavilion built with 10,000 recycled BIC pens

Star Wars, sorted for your convenience.

This Is What Google Is Doing to Your Creativity.  Do Legos, standardized testing, and Googling hamper creativity?

When Machines Can Do Most Jobs—Passion, Creativity, and Reinvention Rule

Why are the Fates constantly arrayed against Terry Gilliam?

Fresh Take: Myth of MAD MAX

"Myth of MADMAX: FURY ROAD" by Japan-based Takumi

Via: Twitter

Japanese artist Takumi re-imagines Mad Max: Fury Road in an ancient Egyptian motif, and even though the movie has nothing to do with ancient Egypt, the two styles mesh really well.

Mash-Up: Mad Baymax

"Mad Baymax" by Ry-Spirit

T-shirts available for purchase from TeePublic. US$20

A Mad Max / Big Hero 6 Mash-Up

Mash-Up: Madventure Time!

"Madventure Time" by Moscow, Russia-based Egor Zhgun

Almost immediately after the release of Mad Max: Fury Road there were Adventure Time mash-ups, but this animated mash-up trailer by Egor Zhgun is on a whole other level.  As you will see, he was heavily inspired by the illustrated Adventure Time mash-ups created Ryan May.

Lego Creation: Mad Max War Rig

Mad Max War Rig by Smaugsicle

I predict that there are going to be a lot more Lego Mad Max vehicles popping up around the web.

"I had free time so I made the front part of the War Rig with my available Legos because I do adult things."

Lego Creation: Mad Max Fleet

"Oh what a day, what a lovely day!"

Lego Mad Max: Fury Road Machines by Calin (_Tiler)

[ Previously: Mad Max: Fury Road Machines ]

Lego mastermind Calin has done an amazing job capturing the true stars of Mad Max: Fury Road - the vehicles - in brick form.  Calin has included the Interceptor, the Nux Car, and even a few unexpected vehicles, including a mini that completely escaped my notice.  I'm praying that eventually instructions for these make their way online, because I would love to play with  model these myself... in a completely adult and mature way.

Make sure you CLICK through.  I've only posted one shot for each vehicle out of respect for the builder, but the Flickr album offers shots from many different angles.

"A mix of ideas and some more exploring of rims. These just might be THE rims for the Nux car, unfortunately the wheels holder doesn't allow much in terms of positioning of the grille.

I used to think TT wheels and holders are a walk in the park to play, but they turn out to be quite a challenge when you REALLY want to play them."