It took 40 animators to make this dance party happen. There’s that many Batman characters packed into the Batcave. The CGI-effect conjures up memories of claymation and makes full use of Vimeo’s tech. You can scroll around to change your perspective and tour the Batrave. Just watch out… someone might ruin the party! Let us […]
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Articles by Andrew Girdwood - Page 1161
Highlighting a specific entry from the archives, on 5th July 2018 Andrew Girdwood shared a story summarised as "Whether we're watching a speed draw from a Photoshop pro user or someone with inks in their hands the feat is always impressive.". It also was tagged with Henry Cavill.
The archive of Andrew Girdwood's work continues with the entries below.
Superhero Week: 10 of the most popular free superhero RPGs
Let’s be clear about this – DriveThruRPG’s ‘Pay As You Want’ allows you to pay nothing to download a high-quality RPG or accessory and very often that’s what the author encourages you to do. There’s a suggested price. Geek Native recommends paying what you think is appropriate, not what you want, and if the author […]
Superhero Week: 6 speed draws of superheroes!
Have you watched a speed draw on YouTube yet? I find them mesmerising and a reminder of how little (read: none) artistic skill I have. I love to watch them, though, whether we’re watching a Photoshop pro user speed through the controls to bring a hero to life or someone with inks in their hands […]
Competition: An interview with Empire of Silence’s Christopher Ruocchio and a chance to win!
This post is a two-for-one. We have an interview with Christopher Ruocchio who’s debut novel, Empire of Silence, is impressing reviewers and a chance to win a hardback copy of it! The main character is a hero and a murderer. On the wrong planet, at the right time, Hadrian Marlowe ends up being remembered as […]
Superhero Week: Robby Cook’s Marvel Princesses
Geek Native is a great fan of Robby Cook. The illustrator has a knack for high energy and charisma rich portraits and poses. The great news is you can buy prints of his work from his Etsy store Robby Cook Art. Let’s use Superhero Week a reason to go back and see what he’s been […]
Up close and space opera – An Empire of Silence review
Empire of Silence is the début novel from Christopher Ruocchio and “The Name of the Wind” meets “Dune” is how some people are describing it, which is no mean feat! I think this is an excellent way to summarise the feel and the scope of the sci-fi. We have an autobiographical account from the exiled […]
Superhero Week: Batman’s pint glass
Is Batman’s pint glass some ordinary glass pint with a cheesy bat logo printed on the side? Nah, it’s far more Gotham than that. Batman’s pint glass is entirely matte black in finish and with a gloss Batman logo to stand out. That’s how you do it! [Make this mine] This is a post from […]
Exclusive: Warhammer 40,000 Roleplay Wrath & Glory
Ulisses North America has the rights to the Warhammer 40K RPG, and they’re now taking pre-orders for it. It’s not a Kickstarter. Geek Native’s exclusive isn’t a big one but Wrath & Glory is a pretty exciting bit of news, so we pounced on it. We’ve got the full cover; front and back of the […]
Superhero Week: That time Hawkeye used a gun
The College Humour creative partnership of Jacob Andrews and Caldwell Tanner turned their attention to Hawkeye and gave him a gun. What’s the worst that could happen? source. This superhero-themed post is from 2018’s Superhero Week. Made any good superhero discoveries online recently? Share them in the comments below or teleport to a new superhero […]
Superhero Week: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle socks
There can’t be many times in the year that Geek Native blogs about socks. Superhero Week turns out to be one those… [I want these] Step forward (pun) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle socks! This odd pair (one red, one blue) go really well together and fits sizes 6 to 13 (UK). Aren’t they perfect to […]
