Posterati
In support of my latest Screen article, there’s nothing disappointing about these re-imagined posters by Olly Moss. Or x-factor-e’s De Niro stream. Or the endlessly entertaining Film the blanks (Sudoku for film geeks).
In support of my latest Screen article, there’s nothing disappointing about these re-imagined posters by Olly Moss. Or x-factor-e’s De Niro stream. Or the endlessly entertaining Film the blanks (Sudoku for film geeks).
The Design Inspiration collects 45 portraits of the Mushroom Kingdom’s favorite heroes, Mario and Luigi.
Guns. Swords. Paint. Old time Japanese movie posters at Wild Grounds “because there was a time when photoshop disasters didn’t exist.”
Scans of Dave McKean’s artwork for The Slog (written by David Almond) look a little slicker than his work for Neil Gaiman on Punch and Judy and The Sandman.
Check out Crayon Physics. Then check out the rest of the games. Jim sez, “a third are pretty good, a third are real good, and a third are frickin brilliant.” (thanks, Jim!)
60 views of Mount Wudan, “famed Taoist sanctuary and cradle of the Wudang school of Chinese martial arts” (via Kung Fu Cinema).