Showing posts with label nighthawks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nighthawks. Show all posts

Saturday, January 2, 2010



Kingdom Hearts Mickey Mouse by Warren Louw.

And a few more links:

1. Nighthawks after a zombie attack.

2. Upcoming G.I. Joe toys look a lot like the designs from Avatar. Via.

3. Jack Houston and the Necronauts.

*Previously: Mickey Mouse/Venom costume.

*Buy Disneyland toys at eBay.

Samurai Mickey Mouse (link roundup)



Kingdom Hearts Mickey Mouse by Warren Louw.

And a few more links:

1. Nighthawks after a zombie attack.

2. Upcoming G.I. Joe toys look a lot like the designs from Avatar. Via.

3. Jack Houston and the Necronauts.

*Previously: Mickey Mouse/Venom costume.

*Buy Disneyland toys at eBay.

Samurai Mickey Mouse (link roundup)

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

My two favorite pieces from Gallery 1998's Monsters of Pop show:






Breakfast Club/Nighthawks mashup and Molly Ringwald as Slave Leia, both by Dave MacDowell, who has various prints on sale here.

*Previously: Minnie Mouse as Slave Leia.

*Buy Slave Leia costumes and toys at Amazon.

Molly Ringwald as Slave Leia (and more)

Friday, July 24, 2009



Katamari Forever desktop wallpaper plucked from the game's Twitter page. Via.

And a few more links:

1. New book cover for Simon Kernick's "Deadline" was clearly designed to fool people into thinking it was written by Dan Brown.

2. Nighthawks and a very angry anteater.

3. Good article by Philip Kennicott:
The nostalgia for Cronkite is nostalgia not for a lost golden age, but for a brief time when three large media corporations held a monopoly on the airwaves, when trust could be sorted out easily and quickly with the shorthand of race, class and education.
Via.

4. Fan site for (fictional) vintage sci-fi show "Sargasso Planet" is apparently an ARG for new show "Day One." Via.

*Previously: Katamari Damacy/Shadow of the Colossus mashup.

*Buy anteater toys at eBay.

Katamari Forever desktop wallpaper (link roundup)

Friday, June 19, 2009

Bright, colorful sculptures by Ana Villalba (link roundup)

Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Nighthawks at Mos Eisley

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

A few of the standout entries at the recent Star Wars Renaissance Photoshop contest at Worth 1000.


Amidala by Alfons Mucha.


Darth Vader by Rembrandt.


Darth Vader by Edward Hopper.

*Previously: Nighthawks with a T-Rex.

*Learn how to use Photoshop with these books at Amazon.

Vader at Nighthawks