Illustrations by Madrid, Spain-based Ignacio Fernández Ríos (Pencracker)
Here are some incredible character illustrations by Ignacio
Fernández Ríos, a freelance concept artist and illustrator
based in Madrid.
Showing posts with label pin-up girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pin-up girls. Show all posts
Monday, September 21, 2015
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Fresh Take: Chrome Android
"Chrome Android" by Canada-based Sakimichan
[ Previously: Fresh Take: Firefox Pin-up ]
A pin-up version of the Chrome internet browser.
Friday, June 26, 2015
Fresh Take: Firefox Pin-up
"FireFoxy" Firefox Pin-up Girl by Canada-based SakimiChan
Prints available for purchase from Patreon.
"Fantasy Character based on one of my fav internet browser fire fox *_* , my second fav is chrome! This piece might be a bit rougher then my other pieces, I started off with linear and went from there :3 This version is a slightly painted on top of my lineart colored version which ill post soon ^_^."
Friday, October 10, 2014
Illustration: Vintage Super Women
Wonder Woman 1941 by Stephen Langmead
DC and Marvel Silver Screen Sirens in Their Original Period Costumes
The retro super-heroines of Stephen Langmead ooze pinup girl sex appeal all while wearing the original debut costumes for their characters. The original 1941 Wonder Woman costume (above) looses the lasso which didn’t appear as a WW accessory until several years later.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Illustration: Future Comes
"Future Comes" by the Couscous Team
Friday, May 16, 2014
Monday, September 23, 2013
Link Round-Up: September 23, 2013
Interview: Writer Donny Cates talks about the protagonist of his new Dark Horse miniseries Buzzkill, a superhero who gets his powers from drinking and doing drugs.
10 Beautiful Posters Inspired by the Books of Roald Dahl
Atari cartridge art and artists: "The original Atari featured a wealth of games with box art that was quite a bit more imaginative than the “grizzled man holding a gun” template that’s so popular today."
Everything you need to know about web development. Neatly packaged. "Beginners, start by clicking the html box and the next lessons you should learn will get highlighted."
Get hip with these super subtle Star Wars Ties
If you live in L.A. you may want to consider getting tickets to this Stage Production of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? While the film is effects-heavy, the bottom line is that the story was a fairly straightforward drama. I think that it's going to make the leap from screen to stage very well.
This game sucks! Seriously. Robot Vacuum Simulator 2013 is a groundbreaking simulator taking place in the incredible world of Robot Vacuum cleaners, with additional 2-player duel mode.
What If Art's Greatest Masterpieces Were Repainted In 8-Bit
Why Animators Should Care About The Recording-Breaking Debut of "Grand Theft Auto V"
Monday, August 19, 2013
Link Round-Up: August 19, 2013
Automatic NERF Sentry Gun Is Just About The Coolest Thing Ever Made
The Breaking Bad Coloring Book: Meth! Blood! Poultry! Print these up and grab some crayons.
Comic Book Creation: A Geek's Guide To Fame And Fortune
Joaquin Baldwin created a full set of Final Fantasy VII low-poly figures and posted them to Imgur. You can purchase them for yourself from Shapeways. (Via: Reddit)
We recently linked to the Lomography Konstruktor, a DIY SLR that you can build yourself from a kit. But what if you want to go one step further and build the entire thing yourself? Well, if you have access to a 3D printer, you now can with the OpenReflex. OpenReflex is a 3D printable SLR, completely open-source, with a mirror viewfinder, and a fixed 1/60s exposure. Created by French Design student Leo Marius, putting together an OpenReflex requires access to a a 3D printer that can print ABS, a CNC cutting tool, some miscellaneous parts and accessories, around 15 hours to print the whole thing, and then an hour to assemble it.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Monday, May 14, 2012
Link Round-Up: May 14, 2012
Fantastic Concept Art from The Avengers in two parts.
Jun Mitani Is A Paper Magician: Constructing Unbelievable Origami Forms
Little League is a Peanuts-esque webcomic about the Justice League. The tone is alternately sweet, funny, and poignant. Because it's hosted on Tumblr it's a little awkward to work through the strips in chronological order. Start here.
The Nine Circles Of Hell, as Depicted In LEGO
Recursive Drawing (watch the video or it won't make any sense)
Star Wars Comic Poster Alternatives by Christopher Lee
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