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06.07.08 by Widge @ 9:20 pm ![]() Matt Cipov is yet another artist who dabbles in one of our favorite schools of art: Morbid Whimsy. And his site is like an amusement park: there's stuff for sale, there's plenty of art ranging from the realistic and detailed to the stylized and demented. Take this "Agent," for example. Cipov says, "I happened to draw a fellow selling hands... but who knows whatelse he may have for sale." Nice. And in a bonus section, he has PDF-ready printable zombie, wolf and zebra masks, plus more. You can check out his website here. Categorized as: Art
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06.06.08 by Widge @ 4:26 am ![]() There's not much we can say about Jason Chan's "Outbreak." You can see the full size at the post on his site here. It's World War Z meets The Goonies and it's just too cool. I hope to hell he sells prints of it. Because sign me up. Categorized as: Art
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05.07.08 by Widge @ 2:23 am ![]() Dark Roasted Blend tells us that Alexander Kazantsev was one of the first Soviet sci-fi authors. They've posted a number of the black and white illustrations from his books and they're excellent. They show that the staples of classic sci-fi illustrations--robots, guys in space suits and eggheads smoking pipes--are universal. Categorized as: Art
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05.07.08 by Widge @ 1:27 am ![]() That's right: nothing says relax and let the worries of the week fall away like taking some spa time in a compartmentalized giant skull. There's a bath in the neck, sauna in the head and the thing spurts steam from its eye sockets. Joep van Lieshout about the Wellness Skull: "The heavenly power is the big unknown, the death of the hereafter, the skull of physical shell of the mind. The earthly power is a economical power, money plays an important role on our contemporary society. Gradually the faith loses all importance and is replaced by an alternative 'self experience', through travelling, sporting and wellness centres."
Which is all well and good, but I'm just joyous about what this will do--aeons from now, when we are all dead and gone--to the evolutionary biologists of the future. Categorized as: Art
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05.04.08 by Widge @ 2:36 pm ![]() Ken sent this over: a group of artists who make badass models out of steel. Some of their work is pretty spot on and cool. And, since we were talking about the Gremlins, they have Gremlins. They also have Doctor Who's Daleks, Gundams, Terminators, and naturally, Godzilla. Though in all metal, Godzilla looks like he's been taken over by the Technarchy (which is a bit of fan fiction that, I must admit, might be fun to read). Categorized as: Art
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