Is there a connection between these monsters and mankind? Is there anyway we can harness the power of these creatures and use them to battle for us? Questions that might like the awesome Attack on Titan with Pokemon? Perhaps? If I push my luck! At the very least these questions are an excuse to admire […]
GM Inspiration: Aztec mummy
Need to terrorise your players with an undead horror they’ll recognise … and yet have it be worryingly different? Geek Native does like to share RPG ideas so let me try and address the challenge. What about an Aztec mummy? Whether your game world has an Egypt or Mexico (style country) or not it may […]
Wooden cephalopod riding beast
We’ve featured this impressive steampunk elephant on Geek Native already. Can the company that created the wooden mecha repeat the trick? The short answer is yes – they certainly can. Created for Les Machines de l’le de Nantes is this impressive wooden cephalopod. Squid. Cthulhuspawn. Okay, the elephant walks but I bet this monster creation […]
Posters: Minimalist Star Wars designs
Steve Squall is an artist from Louisville, KY. He’s a fan of post-Modernism and Cubism as well as Star Wars. His designs for minimalist posters are striking. Fans can catch more of his work at Deviant Art.
Desert Pirate Girls
Deviant artist Sergi Brosa produced this clever illustration for Brutal Magazine. He writes; Desert Pirate girls waiting in the desert to find new possible victims. Or maybe, free time for them. Fan of the style? I know I am. You can follow Sergi on Facebook.
A look inside: Star Trek – The Art of Juan Ortiz
These illustrations are found in Star Trek: The Art of Juan Ortiz a hardcover collection from Jaun Ortiz. Ortiz is an accomplished artist and, clearly, a fan of the original Star Trek. Star Trek: The Art of Juan Ortiz has a movie poster style entry for each of the 80 episodes from Star Trek: TOS. […]
Mashup: Attack on Totoro
The question is no longer, “Can you mash up My Neighbour Totoro with Attack on Titan?” Why not? Ron Chan shows quite clearly that you can. The question is now, “Should you mash up y Neighbour Totoro with Attack on Titan?” What do you think? Entirely too weird? Horribly good?
Rorschach wants a word
Rorschach belongs in the “anti-hero hero” category. Is he just nuts or is he a hero? Deviant artist Thurz is responsible for this clever Rorschach illustration. Also known as Athur Mask, Thurz has featured on Geek Native before for his clever fantasy illustrations. A fan favourite.
A King Cobra folded from a single tissue
This impressive piece of origami was designed by Ronald Koh and folded by Matthieu Georger. It is one piece of tissue paper. The paper was treated in order to give it the wonderful colour effect but much of the detail, such as the scales, was created individually through many paper folds.
Cyborg Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
One of the first RPGs I really got into in a big way was Palladium Book’s TMNT RPG. I loved the fact you could pick an animal, spend you bio-points to build a mutant and then start the usual character gen process. Talk about control. These Turtle Tech illustrations from deviant artist Justin Currie get […]
