Points of Contention by Jonathan Latiano
Points of Contention by Jonathon Latiano was created out of wood, plastic, acrylic, styrofoam, glass, plexiglass and salt.
Category: Art & Design
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Realistic Street Fighter Character Portraits
We have some EPIC Street Fighter art to share with you. Artist Filip Acovic has turned a group of my childhood favorite game characters into highly realistic pieces of art.
17 Character Posters for The Hobbit
On Friday 17 new character posters were released for The Hobbit. I can only imagine the amount of moist LOTR fans out there upon seeing Gandalf raking leaves and Bilbo…
Realistic Portraits of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
A day after posting the freakishly realistic 3D Popeye I came across, this wonderful set of paintings of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fell on my lap. I've never had…
Realistic 3D Popeye by Lee Romao
Artist Lee Romao has brought back a feeling nostalgia with his 3D rendition of the iconic Popeye. His version is slightly more rugged than the cartoon we are use to…
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D Street Art
COWABUNGAAAAAA! Awesome 3D street art of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in London to help promote their new CG animated show premiering this weekend on Nickelodeon.
Childhood Heroes Illustrated by Andreas Preis
German designer and illustrator Andreas Preis has single handedly illustrated some of my favorite heroes from film: John Rambo, Terminator, Mr. T, John McClane and Mr. Miyagi.
Anatomical Drawings of Pixar’s Lightning McQueen and Mater the Tow Truck
As if it isn't weird enough that Pixar created Cars that could talk, you can now imagine what their insides would look like.
Game Of Thrones Houses As Sports Team Logos
Society6 user, Vanadium, paid homage to the Game of Thrones by taking their houses and making them into sports team logos. See them after the jump...
Deliciously Realistic Food Paintings by Mary Ellen Johnson
As if there isn't enough food porn on the internet these days, I had to go and tease you with these hyper-realistic food paintings by Mary Ellen Johnson. Yes, if…