"Death Of Wolverine" by Skottie Young, 2014.
Team Marvel Babies Concept by Skottie Young.
Showing posts with label marvel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marvel. Show all posts
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Illustration: Women of Marvel
Your favorite female heroes of Marvel comics drawn and colored in copic marker by artist extraordinaire Stanley Lau. Below are Sidney Savage from Danger Girl, Emma Frost from The X-Men, Power Girl from the JSA, Black Cat from the Spider-Man universe, and the Scarlet Witch from The Avengers.
Monday, October 13, 2014
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, October 9, 2014
Illustration: Chibi Comic Characters
Prints available for purchase from StoreEnvy. US$15
The piece features 99 characters from The Avengers, Fantastic 4,
Spider-Man, X-Men, Runaways, Young Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy,
Doctor Strange, and more. These images are a bit grainy, but you can check out larger illustrations of each character on Franzen's Tumblr.
Monday, October 6, 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Illustration: Banner
Will Tony send Hulk to his corner through the use of yoga mat after battles in future movies? Will there be scented candles? Perhaps a tussle in Lululemon?
Monday, September 29, 2014
T-Shirts: Marvel Cereals
Marvel Cereals by Tampa, Florida-based Bamboota and Elliot Fernandez
T-Shirts available for purchase from SharkRobot. US$19.95
SharkRobot's latest offerings feature Marvel's most popular characters as cereal mascots. Tucan Sam never looked this good! Now all they need is a Spider-Man and Wolverine designs.
Friday, September 5, 2014
Mash-Up: Iron Man
Iron Man Mash-Ups by Melbourne, Australia Kode Logic
One of the things that's frustrated me most about the Marvel Universe the most over the years is the question of why the heroes don't share out their technology to get a leg up on the villains. The Avengers movie storyline is a perfect example. Tony Starks "super power" is his intellect, not his suit of armor. The armor is replicable and dispersable. So why not make S.H.I.E.L.D. a hundred super suit to deploy from their carrier in case of alien invasion?
In this series, artist Kode Logic imagines what it might look like if Iron Man made suits for other super heroes. Turns out Iron Man armor makes pretty much any comic book character look more bad ass.
In this series, artist Kode Logic imagines what it might look like if Iron Man made suits for other super heroes. Turns out Iron Man armor makes pretty much any comic book character look more bad ass.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Illustration: Manzanero Covers
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Concept Art: Nebula & Gamora
Nebula & Gamora (from Guardians of the Galaxy) by Andy Park
Via Twitter
Via Twitter
There was far too little screen time for these two in the movie. I hope we see more of them in the next movie. About the piece above, the artist says: "#Nebula design I painted for
@Guardians focused less on sexy & more on 'can kick your a$$'"
Friday, August 22, 2014
Illustration: Marvel Fashion
"Thor and Storm" by Kevin Wada
Prints available for purchase from BigCartel.
Comic artist Kevin Wada re-envisions Marvel's mightiest superheroes in sleek new fashions.
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Illustration: Hawkeye #19
I'm not a Hawkeye fan. I never have been. However, the character and his comics have attracted some amazing creative talent over the years.
Hawkeye #19 by writer Matt Fraction and artist David Aja is a prime example of how art can transcend a fandom to advance a cause. In issue #19, a character's use of sign language is depicted without subtitles, with the dual effect of offering readers unable to read sign an inkling of the frustration that the deaf community experiences in every day life and encouraging curious young readers to learn more about signing.
I thought it was very cleverly done, and I've grabbed a copy to read because of it.
Hawkeye #19 by writer Matt Fraction and artist David Aja is a prime example of how art can transcend a fandom to advance a cause. In issue #19, a character's use of sign language is depicted without subtitles, with the dual effect of offering readers unable to read sign an inkling of the frustration that the deaf community experiences in every day life and encouraging curious young readers to learn more about signing.
I thought it was very cleverly done, and I've grabbed a copy to read because of it.
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Quick Pic: Game of Stones
A totally appropriate mash-up of Game of Thrones and "Infinity War" as both Thanos and George RR Martin are in love with Death.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Crafts: Captain Marvel Stained Glass
Ravings Aside is the Tumblr of a nerdy artist who creates all forms of crafts, including ceramics, cross-stitch samplers, doilies, and stained glass. This piece includes detailed build photos that demonstrate the many steps involved in creating a hand made stained glass window. The steps are: Drawing - pattern-cutting - glass-cutting - grinding - washing - foiling
- assembling - soldering - wash - patina - wash - frame-sawing -
frame-filing - frame-soldering - detail-painting - hanging!
"People seemed to like the Hawkguy stained glass, so here is another piece with the wonderful Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel! Inspired by the powerful art of Jamie McKelvie that truly captured the strength and determination of one of my favorite heroes.
It will also be hanging at Fantastic Comics :D
(The mesh behind it on the photos is a bug net I cannot remove from my windows… Living in grad housing has its advantages and inconveniences - sigh.)
The piece is 20 inches x 30 inches; 300$ worth of glass, 8$ worth of solder and 5$ worth of band-aids"
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