Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts
Showing posts with label alien. Show all posts

Sunday, March 11, 2012

Prints by Michael Karcz









Prints by Michael Karcz on sale as described here. Via.

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Link roundup

1. The mock Ted Talk for Prometheus was a clever marketing stunt, but the video itself is incredibly tedious and the flying cameras look stupid. I'm also surprised that the Weyland Industries url doesn't include a sign up option.

On the other hand, I just finished and greatly enjoyed Ultimate Wolverine vs. Hulk, which was written by Damon Lindelof. It's $13 at Amazon (athough I picked it up when it was $6 at Comixology). I mean, this is the second page in the story, and the story keeps the throttle down after that.

2. Work hard in school. Or else.

3. Freakonomics tries to explain why every team missed on Jeremy Lin:
The last team to overlook Lin was the Houston Rockets — they cut Lin back in December. At that time, the point guard the Rockets decided to keep was Jonny Flynn. Back in 2009, Flynn – after posting a 4.7 WS40 at Syracuse in 2008-09 (that is a below average mark) — was the 6th player taken in the NBA draft. As of last December, Flynn had played more than 3,300 minutes in the NBA and again posted below average numbers. Despite all this evidence that Flynn is not an above average basketball player, the Rockets kept Flynn over Lin.

What explain this “Flynnsanity”? Not only do NBA decision-makers focus on the wrong issues on the NBA draft, they also are slow to let these decisions go. A player’s draft position impacts minutes played – even after we control for performance – several years into a player’s career. So it’s not surprising that Flynn – who did not play well in college or in the NBA – was chosen by the Rockets over Lin. Flynn was supposed to be a star in college. He was supposed to be a star when he was drafted. And I am sure, people still believe Flynn may someday be a star in the NBA.
*Buy Prometheus posters at eBay.

Friday, February 24, 2012

Illustration roundup

I'm going to announce specifics of a new art contest with a great grand prize on Monday, maybe the best prize I've ever given away. Start thinking now of a movie poster featuring your favorite DC Comics characters.


Prometheus poster by Chris Thornley. Check out that brilliant pupil.




Doktor A turned his Rupture design into iPad and laptop cases.




Catwoman by vitaminBee. Via these sites.




OMAC by Mitz.






Sketch cards by Layron DeJarnette for the upcoming Avengers Assembled card set.

*Buy sketch cards at eBay.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Illustration roundup


Adventure Time #5 cover by Mike Krahulik.



Prometheus fan art by Yann Valeani. Via these sites.



Shadows of the Colossus meets Donkey Kong by Michael Myers, who has art on sale here.

*Buy Adventure Time toys at Amazon.

Monday, February 6, 2012

Link roundup

1. "A Chinese shipping magnate last weekend spent 250,400 euros ($328,000) for a Dutch pigeon."

2. Vanderbilt University apparently employs 67 nonteaching/nonresearch professional staff for every 100 students.

3. A look at the Weyland-Yutani soldiers from Alien 3.

Monday, January 23, 2012

Illustration roundup


Hearts by Dan Matutina, who has art on sale here.




Anthony Petrie posted several wallpapers.





Ping Pong paddle by Mark Leggett available as a t-shirt, iPhone case etc.




Alien Health and Safety poster by Matt Ferguson.

Saturday, January 21, 2012

Parasyte Papercraft - Migi

Parasyte Papercraft Migi

Migi from the manga Parasyte, it's a worm-like creature that enters human hosts through their ears or nose and take over their brain, Migi ended up on the protagonist's hand.

Parasyte Papercraft - Migi [Download]

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Wednesday, January 18, 2012

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