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Looking back to 3rd October 2014, Andrew Girdwood filed a report detailed as "Jim Burns has worked on concept art and ideas for movies like Blade Runner and over the last 40 years is responsible for some iconic scenes.". It also was tagged with Sci-Fi.
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It’s bath time for baby Cthulhu
Dwaa. Baby Cthulhu looks so happy with his floaty bath toy. He could snuggle and huggle it all night long. This amazing madness is by American artist Psithyrus, also known as Blair Sampson, and is one of many reasons why you should check the sci-fi and fantasy fan’s Deviant Art gallery out. Via PipeDreamerGrey at […]
The Last Parsec and Eris Beta-V
The Last Parsec is a Savage Worlds sci-fi from Shane Hensley’s Pinnacle Entertainment. As this post goes live there’s still about three weeks to run and the Kickstarter is about %600 funded. That’s about $48,000 raised on an $8,000 ask. Since races, technology, ships, creatures and core elements like that are part of the required […]
A look inside: The Art of Jim Burns – Hyperluminal
Jim Burns is an artist with works on covers of books from George R R Martin, Neil Gaiman, Peter F Hamilton, Terry Pratcheet, Robert Silverberg, Joe Halderman and even Anne McCaffrey. The list goes on. He’s worked on concept art and ideas for movies like Blade Runner and over the last 40 years is responsible […]
Which matters most in armour? Armour class or embarrassment?
You’ve found earned a new set of armour and it offers more defence than your current set. Do you put it on? Which would you do? Armour class or avoid the embarrassment of having to wear stupid clothes? Image credit says Joyreactor. So maybe the comic strip above is an original piece created by them. […]
Will it be a spooky success? Chill 3rd edition goes to Kickstarter
Halloween is at the end of this month. Come Halloween we’ll known whether Matthew McFarland’s 4 Kickstarter is successful. This time round his Growling Door Games is attempting to bring about the return of Chill. [Back this Campaign] I’m a fan of games like this. Whispering Vault, Kult… and even Beyond the Supernatural are all […]
Underwear and explosions: The Power of Tank Girl review
There’s lots of Tank Girl in this omnibus. We’ve three different stories in a single collection thanks to Alan C Martin, Ashley Wood and Rufus Dayglo. The stories themselves, if you’re a Collector and need to know, are The Gifting, Visions of Booga and The Royal Escape. You might think you always know what you’re […]
Short film: My father, Excalibur and Me
This animation is the work of students at Isart Digital. I suggest they’ve got a promising future! I get “How to Train your Dragon” vibes from this in terms of visual style and even the set up. There’s a big, burly dad and in an awkward relationship with a scrawny son. There might even be […]
Fancy a cyberpunk bracelet that plays Tetris?
This bracelet comes from the same team who make the Arduboy. The Arduboy is a fully-featured PC that’s small enough to slide into your wallet. The world of tiny, wearable, computers is a world with Tetris in many interesting places.
The latest Interstellar trailer gets down to amazing details
Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar started off by teasing us what the movie would be about. This trailer lets us know. Okay, sure, we’ve a much better idea of what Interstellar will be about and it’s look and feel. This is true. I can tell there’s still plenty of twists, turns and surprises. It’s easy to see […]
