RugMonsters by Isaac Bidwell / Tumblr / Store
World Premier Exclusive First Look!!
6” X 9” Individual print sets, S/N editions of 50. Debuting at the Monster-Mania Horror Convention this weekend, 28th Sept 2012, in Maryland, Philadelphia. Any remaining prints will be available online the following Monday, 1st Oct 2012, HERE.
President Barack Obama Riding a Killer Lion by Artist Jason Heuser
President Barack Obama rides his faithful / vicious lion while showing off his Star Wars Jedi and archery crossbow skills in artist Jason Heuser’s killer new Presidential illustration. 11” x 17” and 24” x 36” prints of his original and variant designs are available to purchase at Jason’s epic art store on Etsy.
I really love the Rampaged Reality love on the stock of his crossbow. The RR logo adds a menacing 1,000 x Damage!
Obama Riding a Lion / Variant by Jason Heuser (Etsy) (CGHUB) (Twitter)
Creepymons by Chewy-Meowth
You gotta collect ‘em all, but in Chewy-Meowth’s horror-inducing interpretations, maybe it’s best you just let them do their thing.
Artist: DeviantArt
iPhone Oil Paintings by JK Keller
Creative Tumblr blog of the day - animated gifs of arranged smudges on device touchscreen, reacting beautifully to the light.
[Note - these GIFs are not mine]
Creepy Pokemon Watercolors
Saw this today on Reddit and was astonished. Here’s a handful of terrific watercolors done by an artist known as Wednesday Wolf. Check out more Pokemon watercolors over here. Other of Wednesday Wolf’s watercolors can be found over at his awesome official site.
Submission 88:
Cave Raider
Inspired by Pac-man ( Pakkuman) Pac-Man is considered one of the classics and an icon of the 80s popular culture.I created 2 version for this.
1) This is the 2nd from the 80s warrior series to be created into tee and it’s currently up for vote in Threadless which may need your support to get it on a tee. Thanks.
Click to vote for it in threadless.2) Poster/print version is available at my facebook prints folder .
Email to xiaobaosg@gmail.com to order now . :D
This awesome work of three-dimensional art, that tickles our fancy both as fans of Batman and graffiti, was created by a talented artist named Perspicere. Entitled BATMAN, the sculpture depicts the projection of the unmistakable Bat-signal as threads of white string shooting out of a black can of spray paint.
Perspicere used a mathematical technique to create the Bat-signal by filling the negative space with thread woven into geometric patterns. It’s a beautiful sight, but we can’t help thinking it might be a rather inefficient way to summon the Dark Knight.
[via My Modern Metropolis]
