Monday, September 2, 2013

Posters: Unrequited Love


"Unrequited Love" by Dan Shearn

Posters: Star Wars Minimalism




Posters: Star Trek: TNG Movies



Produced in conjunction with Cromeyellow, for their excellent reel rewind Star Trek film review series.

Posters: Star Trek Episodes

Illustrator and avid Star Trek enthusiast Juan Ortiz has channeled his love for classic Star Trek into a massive art project in which he's set out to create a retro poster each of the original 79 episodes.  The series is also available on posters.  Posters measure 18x24 inches, and a set of four goes for US$34.95 at QMxonline.com.  Luckily, if, like me, you find yourself wishing you could own the entire series, the complete set is available as a newly released book from Titan entitled Star Trek: The Art of Juan Ortiz.  


Street Art: Blouh



Belgium-based French artist Blouh primarily uses stencils to produce his art which are painted in peaceful and quiet asleep cities or abandoned places.  For the most part, his work is of pop-culture icons, like Batman, Iron Man, and Star Wars.


"I'll take what is mine with fire & blood"


Street Art: More Star Wars Stencil Work


[Previously: Star Wars Stencil Work]

Belgium-based street artist Blouh creates humorous stencil pieces that feature popular cultural icons, such characters from Star Wars and superheroes like Batman and Iron Man.

Link Round-Up: September 2, 2013

Old Glory #2 by Scott Modrzynski

"Old Glory #2" by Scott Modrzynski
Comic collage available for purchase from Etsy. US$250

This 1,600-Year-Old Goblet Shows that the Romans Were Nanotechnology Pioneers. The Lycurgus Cup appears opaque green under normal light, but the ancient dichroic glass vessel transforms to a translucent red color when lit from behind. Roman artisans achieved this by impregnating the glass with particles of silver and gold as small as 50 nanometers in diameter. Inspired by the cup, modern researchers have created the world's most sensitive plasmon resonance sensor.

An Abandoned House That Folds into a 100-Seat Movie Theater

LEGO Cuusoo user Senteosan pitches a pretty spot-on Jurassic Park set.

Old School FRP is a tumblr blog with a ton of illustrations and art from the golden age of Dungeons and Dragons and games that were totally not Dungeons and Dragons.

Tim Chamberlain set off a sh*t-storm of rage when he took a poke at Fake Geek Girls last week.  Considering that he was only quoting a girl he had overheard, the flood of hate mail he received might have been an over-reaction.

Vintage behind the scenes photo from Star Wars

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