Frankenstein by Bernie Wrightson
Limited edition screen prints available for purchase from Nakatomi, Inc. US$50
Limited edition screen prints available for purchase from Nakatomi, Inc. US$50
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Posters: Inception
In the early years, Gabz’s personal art work revolved around rather dark
themes. A conscious effort to make his work more broadly appealing and
optimistic in its tone. He initially works in pencil or
pen before the hand-drawn art gets finished on his iMac.
Link Round-Up: September 26, 2013
"Hi everyone. I wanted to do a fanart for GOT for a long time. I had some free time these days and there was a contest on www.itsartmag.com. hope you like. If you want to learn the techniques i use when i paint check out my 5 hour long video tutorial (it contains also audio) ."
36 Beautiful Landscapes That Prove That Video Games Are Art
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Breaking Bad portrait: Walter White and Jesse Speed Painting
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Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Fan Film: Dark Knight Legacy
"The Dark Knight Legacy" Directed by Brett Register from Machinima
Though it's over a year old now, there’s still a debate raging as to the meaning of the conclusion of The Dark Knight Rises. Did Bruce Wayne survive or was Bruce's uncanny appearance in the café mearly a figment of Alfred's imagination? Did John Blake become Robin or Nightwing or even a new Batman?
While there the answer to the first question will never be definitively settled, the answer to the second question is much more clear. Remember Wayne's quote from Batman Begins: "As a man, I’m flesh and blood; I can be ignored, I can be destroyed. But as a symbol…as a symbol I can be incorruptible. I can be everlasting." Clearly, Blake is intended to rise to fill Batman's shoes, validating the entire point of the trilogy.
Sadly, we're never going get to see Nolan's version of Blake's story, but director Brett Register has harnessed the fanatically following of Christopher Nolan's trilogy to create a fan film that offers up some closure. It's called The Dark Knight Legacy, and it's fairly brilliant. Set one year after the events of The Dark Knight Rises, The Dark Knight Legacy follows John Blake's adventures as Nightwing, defending Gotham City from a new villain known as the Red Hood.
"Dark Knight Legacy is a fan film set one year after the Dark Knight Rises, following "Robin" John Blake's heroic journey to protect the symbol of Batman from the lethal, relentless attacks of a masked vigilante known only as the Red Hood."
Fan Film: Batman: Puppet Master
"Someone's been letting inmates out of Arkham Asylum...
In the months following the death of Harvey Dent, Batman, still a wanted fugitive, is pushed to his limits as a new crime wave hits Gotham. Batman's search to find who's responsible leads him to a showdown with the masochistic serial killer Victor Zsasz.
Meanwhile Gotham's newest crime boss, a mysterious figure known as Scarface, has a meeting with Edward Nigma, an FBI agent, sworn to bring down Batman at all costs."
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