Toasty! This may not be the intended use of the great wraith but I still think it works pretty well. In this case the Witch-King of Angmar is made from an old gas bottle and scrap steel. You can have a go at making a burning Witch-King of Angmar yourself as the creator Doddieszoomer has […]
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Look what booksellers Waterstones are hiding
UK based bookshop Waterstones has launched a new website. I think it looks pretty good; clean and straight forward to use. I ran some sample searches to look up Titan Books, Gollancz and Solaris Books. I found matches on paperback and in ebook. The Waterstones developers have been especially geeky. I approve. If you look […]
Short film: Strange Thing
There’s always someone who wants to put their head in the mystery hole. I love that this couple are trekkies (with a Star Wars mug in there for good measure). The question is what you would do if you found a strange door you had never explored before? Strange Thing has a Facebook page for […]
Pokemon meets D&D? Let’s talk MajiMonsters!
At the start of the month Geek Native covered the launch of the MajiMonster RPG Kickstarter. I’m now a backer of Late Knight Games’ project as I think there’s a nice new take on a traditional RPG here. [Back this Campaign] Dan Coleman and Jonathan Barron of Late Knight coordinated with me over email. In this […]
7 examples of the artistic talents of Quan Pham Tung
I don’t know much about Quan Pham Tung but I know I like his work. There’s a full range of style here; from the brush-effect paintings through to clean lines of sci-fi art. You can check out his professional profile at phamtungquan.com or admire more of his work on ArtStation or Blogger.
Game of Thrones’ dragon eggs cake
These dragon eggs shouldn’t hatch into anything nasty. They should be attack by a geek in a hunger frenzy. Made with rice krispie treats, covered in molder’s chocolate and with White Chocolate, Chocolate and Mint they’re sure to be a mouthful! As Game of Thrones season 5 approaches I think it’s only natural we turn […]
Geek natives get married Fallout style
Chris Love and Kara Kyser are geek natives. You can tell because this awesome couple got married post-apocalyptic style with a Fallout wedding! The photographs were taken by Joshua Hoffine, who should now see his order book bloom, at Belvoir Winery in Missouri. The story appeared at Buzzfeed where Love said; We’re both geeks. Kara […]
Know this Baby Groot’s source
Deviant Artist’s Hiroyasu Bastard Prince) created this baby Groot without having watched Guardians of the Galaxy. I think he’s done a remarkable job with this statue. You can see the original posting here. There’s a twist in the story. Hiroyasu has caught people taking this design and images of it to try and resell as […]
Short film: Skyborn
Jamie Stone’s Skyborn is set in a foggy post-apocalyptic world. It begins with some great animation and then cuts to a surprisingly emotional film. Gideon is determined that his son will escape the fog but Blue doesn’t have faith in the flying machine they’ve built. So Blue, the son, sets about a dangerous attempt to […]
Women more likely to become super villains
At the start of the year Geek Native gave away a bundle of books from Brandon Sanderson’s The Reckoners series. To win Firefight and Steelheart competition players had to say what they would do with super powers. As this is a competition with just over 100 responses this is not science but it is interesting. […]
