Awesome sketcher and frequent re-imaginer of things, DenisM79 has sketched a really imaginative series of portraits and scenes depicting what Star Wars might look like had it been re-imagined into an 80s HighSchool movie.
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Dutch cartoonist Jeroom seems to enjoy the weird, and fucking with people’s minds.
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Dirks Big Bunny Blog is a really cool blog featuring daily bunny comics, my favourite of which is:
Here are some more of the toons:
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Inventive French artist Sadrine Boulet augments and plays with images from everyday life to give them new meaning. Each scene cleverly thought out, visualizes scenes which one can often picture, as she puts it: “When you are a kid, you spend hours laying down in the grass seeing/visualizing amazing things in the clouds. Well, I have decided this should never stop.”
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Heres a series of epic superhero silhouettes consisting of both Marvel and DC heroes done by French graphic and web designer Lily’s Factory. It features the likes of Marvel‘s Wolverine, Spiderman, Captain America, Iron Man and the Hulk against DC‘s Superman, Green Lantern, The Flash, Batman and Wonder Woman.
Can’t help but think that a series of DC and Marvel villains in the same sorta style would be wicked (excuse the pun). Please, Lily’s Factory, oh please!!!
But for now, here are the heroes:
Here are the links:
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Long time dubstep legends Doctor P and Flux Pavilion have teamed up yet again to bring something pretty sick to the table. With the power of their collaborative effort – Circus Records – behind them in this track, it was bound to get some attention, so the video itself is pretty fitting. “Superbad” brings its own sense of bad-assery, and the video just visualises it all without fault.
Enough talk, enjoy the vid:
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Seattle-based motion graphic designer and animator Ryan Boyle has created two series – Revenge of the Doodle and Revenge of the Doodle II of doodle-art illustrations in which doodles permeate into reality.
Ranging from a caterpillar siting on a mushroom, to a viking riding a bear, and a giant sea monster, these things are pretty damn cool.
Made entirely on an iPad using various different apps and techniques these combos of doodle and photo are awesome.
Check em out:
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This is an awesome animated ad by Fortiche Productions of Paris for Hutchinson Serenity Tires. Awesome.
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