Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label posters. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
LOST: The Animated Series Project
With the consent of the creators of LOST, artist Michael Myers has sublimely created the character profiles for his imagined LOST animated series - check out the link below if you're a fan, as he's adding to it regularly.
















http://www.behance.net/Gallery/LOST-The-Animated-Series/448458
These are also available for purchase as individual posters:
http://www.imagekind.com/GalleryProfile.aspx?gid=e228fb05-d54e-4e28-b20e-3b2bd5a4c068
Labels:
actors/celebrities,
cartoons,
monsters,
photoshop,
posters,
supernatural,
t.v.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Thursday, July 2, 2009
A Clown Car, Conversely: Sylvia
I have thirty days to whittle down twenty years worth of weekly thrifting - spread over four rooms and a hall - to Polly Pockets sized proportions (for my new attic room adventures in Red Brick Alley).
Sometimes, casting a beloved bit of knick a knackery into the Sidewalk Sale box feels a bit like drowning a kitten in slow mo, but my Stuffmonster can also be as suffocating as a drowsy Crystal Gayle's hair in a whirlpool sauna, so...
Sylvia, despite being a bit faded & timeworn (I gave her a bit of pinch and powder below), will most definitely be making the block and a half long voyage to her new home.
Labels:
evil women,
fashion,
femme fatale,
gay,
movies,
posters
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
!PONYO!
I'm a mega Miyazaki fan, and have been waiting for this movie to come out - in Kids Sitting In The Back Seat Of The Car On A Road Trip Time - FOREVER!
So, you can imagine my pleasure when my coworkerfriend, The Former Madame Pompadour, told me that the theatrical trailer for Disney's release of it was posted this morning.




So, you can imagine my pleasure when my coworkerfriend, The Former Madame Pompadour, told me that the theatrical trailer for Disney's release of it was posted this morning.




Sunday, June 21, 2009
The Romulan And The Angry Robot
Jesse Philips inspired Hedwig poster (that I foolishly waited too long to buy, and now it's apparently out of print), and a gorgeous piece of Star Trek promo work he did.


Labels:
blog,
movies,
posters,
robots,
space age science,
t.v.,
urban art/design
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Goon Dock Toon
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