Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Posters: Humanities

University of Utah College of Humanities poster


No, humanities majors. Science would tell you that it is impossible to clone a T. rex, because due to cosmic background radiation any DNA would’ve been completely destroyed after a few thousand years even if it was encased in ember.  This poster should read:
"Humanities can tell you how to make a Tyrannosaurus Poster.
Science can tell you why this might be a bad idea."

Posters: When the DM Smiles


"When the Dungeon Master smiles..." by Ink And Pixel
Prints available for purchase from Society6. US$14


Illustration: I Love Doodle


"I Love Doodle" by Heng Swee Lim


Fresh Take: Batman x Marilyn


"Batman x Marilyn" by M7781
Prints available for purchase from StoreEnvy. US$15


Illustration: Women in Science Series


Prints available for purchase from Etsy. US$17

Artist Rachel Ignotofsky created this series of imaginative illustrations inspired by the women who changed the course of history through science.  Her goal is to complete fifty drawings in total.  The ongoing project can be followed on her Instagram account.

"I wanted to celebrate the accomplishments of these women and hope to inspire curiosity in young women to ask questions about the world we live in and be the one who finds out the answers," says Ignotofsky.


Illustration: Monster Issues



When the famous monsters, from Cthulhu to Godzilla, reveal their little everyday problems in adorable illustrations designed by Teo Zirinis, aka HandsOffMyDinosaur.


Mash-Up: Monsters, Inc. / Labyrinth

Friends Like Me.

"Friends Like Me" by Nik Holmes
A Monsters, Inc. / Labyrinth Mash-Up


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