Stranger Things Posters Pays Homeage to Classic 80s Horror Movies
Netflix has released these amazing new movie style posters which pay tribute to some of 70s and 80s horror and sci-fi cult classics.
Netflix has released these amazing new movie style posters which pay tribute to some of 70s and 80s horror and sci-fi cult classics.
These totally trippy concept artworks are all thanks to concept artist Philippe Gaulier.
It’s always nice to take a peak into the goings on of Hollywood blockbusters and see actors taking a break and chilling on set.
Created under the name of Clay Disarray, Lizzie Campbell is a clay artist and illustrator based in the West Midlands, England and has been creating these cute clay horror tributes for the last year.
These totally cute collectible dogs were the creation of Russian artist duo MamaDocha (a.k.a Anna Kolesnikova and Irina Khokhlova).
We capture the good memories that we want to cherish and look back on, but sometimes we take a closer look and we find out that we have ended up capturing something really terrifying!
Russian artist Julia Frolova has created these absolutely beautiful and shiny insect jewelry brooches using a combination of beads, crystals, pearls and precious gemstones.
Brazilian illustrator and designer Butcher Billy has created this awesome collection of our favourite love song titles and lyrics and turned them into retro looking horror novels.
Have a go at guessing the names of another 20 classic movies, just by the movie poster, but with the title text.
These very cute food animations are from the CuteFoodPorn project by Fran Solo.
Former concept artist and illustrator David Szilagyi has created these absolutely terrifying project entitled Creepy Pokemon.
These beautiful glass animal terrariums were all illustrated by the very talented Chicago based artist Manda.
The zombie apocalypse is coming… in alcoholic drink form that is!
British artist Mobstr takes a stab at the world with this collection of work titled ‘Words’.
As parents we want to future-proof our kids, making sure they know how to work a smart phone, tablet and laptop.
Instagram isn’t a fan of nudity so photographers and artists have to come up with clever and creative ways of getting past the censorship.
For years I thought I was crazy and I didn’t mention it to anyone, not even a GP.
Have you ever stopped to think about that all important question – “What car Dracula would drive?”
Being a superhero is hard work. But you know what might be even more difficult? Working in customer service.
We all know that sometimes the daily commute can be hell, but it’s only made worse because of other annoying people!
There is a Japanese Johnny Depp, Mexican Morgan Freeman and some have even swapped sexes with the female versions of Jay-Z!
With the release of the new adaptation of Stephen King’s IT hitting the cinemas and Halloween soon approiaching wihy not scare yourself shitless with these Pennywise inspired artworks from a collection of some of the best digital artists from around the globe.
Using a selection of fruit and veg and capturing them in very risque and suggestive poses in photos and videos. The end may look a bit disturbing, but is also visually powerful and helps reflect a symbol of sexual freedom.
I guess nobody is perfect and we all make the odd mistake now again, but some people turn these monumental cock-ups into an art form!
Chilean artist Fernanda Suarez, has created these fabulous artworks depicting what some of our favourite Disney princesses including Snow White, Jasmine and Mulan and shows us what they may look like in 2017.
The very cute and colourful food animals were the creation of Canadian artist Piper Thibodeau and are part of the Daily Painting series.
Concept Artist John Bell as revealed the awesome concept art he created for Jurassic park.
A Die Hard Christmas: The Illustrated Holiday Classic is a new book written by comedian Doogie Horner and beautifully illustrated by JJ Harrison. The book follows the movie and told in the style of the famous Christmas poem Twas the Night Before Christmas.
Austrian photographer Inge Prader has magically recreated some of Klimt’s most famous pieces with models right down to the exact colours and compositions in this amazing series.
It’s always best to get someone who can properly translate and fully understand how confusing the English language can because when it’s lost in translation it can be a little confusing, but hilarious too!