Created by Gabriel Dishaw and currently on sale at Etsy for $800. The helmet is made from recycled parts of typewriters, old computers and even adding machines. Dishaw calls this upcycling, which is a good word for it, and you can see more of the up-cycler’s work at his website. Via Geek Art Gallery.
Epic tier papercraft models
The super talented designer behind these awesome papercraft models is the deviant artist is Destro2K. Dominik Kempen, who describes himself “still a Mad Scientist”, designs the models in a 3D capable computer program first, prints his guides before beginning the long and careful process of folding and gluing. Kempen says that it took two weeks […]
Mechanical Dragon for Pure Steam RPG
This mechanical dragon was shared by BomarrPunk on reddit. The illustration is by Alejandro Lee for the steampunk RPG Pure Steam. BomarrPunk was asked what the status of the game was. This was his response; We are in backers-only beta playtesting right now. Once our beta doc is cleaned up, we’re posting it on Paizo.com […]
Picture this… Skull Iron Man
This skull Iron Man is a render by Songqijin. The title is “Biochemical Iron Man” which seems fitting. Hard to tell whether we’re looking an Avenger or a Dark Avenger in this picture.
Colourful Doctor Who posters
This colourful set of Doctor Who posters are by the deviant artist Pedro R. Martínez Andreo. The Spanish artist describes his own Doctor Who journey on his journal; being really upset after Tennant left and worried about Matt Smith up to the point he now considers Smith to be one of his favourite Doctors.
Alien Salad creature
Are you a fan of Brussels sprouts? Will you be eating all your veggies and salad this festive season? Yes? Consider this xenomorph salad construct?
The awesome Otto and Victoria
Otto and Victoria are a popular series of sketches by Brian Kesinger. I’d seen the famous illustration of Victoria walking Otto as a Tea Girl calendar and knew I had to come back to it. As Kesinger explains the drawing is a study of the juxtaposition between the squiggly Otto and rigid Victoria. I’m not […]
The steampunk sonic screwdriver
Desiged by the talented Vincent M Dantes. The handle was carved from an octagonal block of walnut and the only parts which were not made from scratch are the screws, knobs and the threaded rod.
Concept art for The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey
The January 2013 issue of Imagine FX showcases some of the impressive concept art from John Howe and Alan Lee. The pair have been the lead concept artists for the Lord of the Rings. The site has an exclusive on art from The Unexpected Journey.
Art from the never finished online Star Wars game
Star Wars: Battlefront III was nearly finished in 2010 but never made it through to production. It was developed by Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City developer’s Slant Six Games. Star Wars: Battlefront is an established game and it was the lure of possible multiplayer that got fans excited. Via Jason Williams at Geek Tyrant.
