You don’t have to wait until April to get you latest fix of Star Wars – The Force Awakens. Those really nice guys at Industrial Light & Magic have unleashed these previously unseen concept artwork from the movie.
In this post we look at a selection of our favourite Disney and Pixar Princesses that have been re-imagined in anime form.
It’s only happened! Two of my all-time favourite franchises have been mashed-up! Yes, Star Wars and Studio Ghibli.
These amazing movie illustrations are the work of LA based character designer and illustrator Jeff Delgado.
Sit back, relax, grab your popcorn and prepare to feel nostalgic with this cool library of classic movies and their poster designs.
It’s here. It’s finally here… I’ve been waiting for this movie for pretty much all of my life… A sequel to ‘Return of the Jedi.
Wouldn’t it be quite scary to imagine what any of the villains in Disney would look like if they were real?
I’m excited to announce that one of my all time favourite movies Ghostbusters, has now got a new book out titled Ghostbusters: The Ultimate Visual History by Daniel Wallace.
These beautiful artworks were all created by Ralph Sevelius and feature a selection of our favourite Disney Princess as characters from the Star Wars universe.
Pow! Crash! Kapow! Watch out for low-flying Batman fight graphics because this post is all about fighting.
So, we are going to take a glimpse of what an Akira live-action movie could have looked like. If it was true to the concept artworks and anime then it would have and could have been one stunning looking movie.
The movie poster has been a perfect example of how art, advertising and design has evolved over the last 100 years.
If you love the Game of Thrones TV series and (finally) decided that you want to read the books, but are put off by the sheer volume of the series then these illustrated Manga covers might make it a bit more interesting.
TIE Fighter, inspired by the 90’s video game of the same name.
There were some scenes that were never filmed or featured in the original Star Wars trilogy.
He is 74 years old and could still kick your ass!
As soon as 2015 was upon us, people took to the Internet and began to ask the question “Where’s my hoverboard?” Social media sites were plastered with memes and gossip all referring to the same thing.
Here is an awesome collection of what I think are creative and brilliantly designed movie posters from Blockbuster, indie and short films that have been out this year or due out next year.
Adrien Noterdaem has envisioned what famous pop culture characters would like if they were in the Simpsons world.
Blending your favourite Star Wars characters with a mix of other classic movies.
The Australian artist known as DrFaustusAU re-imagines a selection of our favourite sci-fi and horror movies in this wacky collection of book covers in the style of Dr. Seuss.
This year it is celebrating its 30 year anniversary, which makes me think ‘I’m getting old’ and to celebrate that I have sourced a creative collection of Ghostbusters themed art for you to take a look at.
They may look like real action figures of some of our favourite cult movie and TV characters, but in actual fact they are (at the moment anyway) only available in this digital form.
From Ikea instructions for your favourite horror characters to brand and movie mash-ups to ‘Yolocop’.
These powerful poster images by the Middle-Eastern Artist Saint Hoax was created for a ‘domestic violence awareness campaign’.
