Showing posts with label Batman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batman. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
The artwork of Gabriel Moreno
Size: 61x175 cm
Technique: Printed on a super alfa paper 250 grs
Technique: Printed on a super alfa paper 250 grs
Limited Edition of 50
Signed and numbered by hand
Price: 420€
Wow, you've got to love these pieces by Madrid based artist Gabriel Moreno. His website is full of exceptional work and allows you to zoom right in for a closer look. Did you notice Batman and Superman slugging it out in the lady above's armpit? Nice! You can buy most of his work in print form - I suggest you get them now before he becomes too popular to touch.
Plates: Plate Size: 80x80 cm
Paper Size: 80x125 cm
Technique: etching
Stamped with one color on a super alfa 250 grs
Paper Size: 80x125 cm
Technique: etching
Stamped with one color on a super alfa 250 grs
Limited Edition of 50
Signed and numbered by hand
Price: 375€
Plates: Plate Size: 80x80 cm
Paper Size: 80x125 cm
Technique: etching
Stamped with one color on a super alfa 250 grs
Paper Size: 80x125 cm
Technique: etching
Stamped with one color on a super alfa 250 grs
Limited Edition of 50
Signed and numbered by hand
Price: 375€
Posted by fathmy at 2:28 PM 0 comments
Labels: Art, Batman, Illustration, Print
Custom toys by Stuart Witter
Jabba the Munn and Wooqee
Darth Vader and Stormtrooper MunnysHitmun - Custom Toy
Shred_l - Custom Toy
Batmun Returns - Custom Toy / Batmun - Kidrobot 'Best in Show' Custom Contest Entry
Raydun - Custom Toy

Qeenage Mutant Ninja Turtle - Custom Toy
These are some good quality custom toys by artist Stuart Witter. If you like the Mutant Turtles toy above, you can purchase it from his online store HERE. My fav is probably Shredder or his latest Darth & Storm Trooper combo. Got your own ideas for a custom toy but no time / skills to make your own? Why not get in touch with Stuart and commission him to make your vision into a reality?!
Stuart Witter writes: 'Please message me or find my Facebook page if you would like to get in touch to commission your own.'
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Batman 'Arkham City' illustrations by Dave Wilkins
'My first encounter with fantasy art was Frazetta's Death Dealer, that was the first spark. A steady diet of Marvel Comics, Godzilla movies, and inspiration from iconic artists like Simon Bisley, Frank Miller, the path was set, although not immediate. Working odd jobs over the years, and drawing in his spare time; my first professional work didn't come until his late 20's. Working as a bouncer in Southern California, I took a second job at Kinko's to have access to a computer; at the time I didn't own one. Teaching himself Photoshop after hours and during lunch breaks, scanning in his drawings and learning to color and render.
Opportunity met preparation when a rep from Midway Entertainment saw his work up on the monitors, and a month later he was working in the gaming industry. I currently works as a concept artist in films and games, I am also a professional comic artist working for Marvel Comics, and a member of Atlanta based HeadHunta' Studios along with other industry members Nathan Massengill, Koi Turnbull, and Tony Washington, too name a few.'
Posted by fathmy at 5:42 AM 0 comments
Labels: Batman, comic, Illustration
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
All the Batmobile's?...together?...in one place?....Really?....Yes!
'On Friday evening, March 30th 2012, Warner Bros. shot a bonus feature segment for the “Dark Knight Rises” Blu-Ray. For the feature they gathered all 5 Batmobiles from television and movies.'
Posted by fathmy at 10:24 AM 0 comments
Thursday, March 29, 2012
The latest from illustrator Dan Hipp
....Let's Jam!
Soul Mates: Orphans
Soul Mates: Dream Warriors
Great concepts, amazing style, beautiful colours, excellent character selection & humorous. Thats what I think of Dan's work. What about you?
Check out more HERE
Posted by fathmy at 3:27 PM 0 comments
Labels: Batman, Classic, Game, Horror, Illustration
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
The complete Batman window Cameos
A compilation of all 14 window cameos from the 1960s ABC TV series Batman. Almost fifty years later, some of these folks are still remembered today--Others, not so much.
Jerry Lewis
Dick Clark
Green Hornet (Van Williams) and Kato (Bruce Lee)
Sammy Davis Jr.
Jose Jimenez (Bill Dana)
Howard Duff as Detective Sam Stone on "Felony Squad"
Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer)
Lurch (Ted Cassidy)
Don Ho
Andy Devine as Santa Claus
Art Linkletter
Edward G. Robinson
Suzy Knickerbocker
Carpet King (real name unknown)
Jerry Lewis
Dick Clark
Green Hornet (Van Williams) and Kato (Bruce Lee)
Sammy Davis Jr.
Jose Jimenez (Bill Dana)
Howard Duff as Detective Sam Stone on "Felony Squad"
Colonel Klink (Werner Klemperer)
Lurch (Ted Cassidy)
Don Ho
Andy Devine as Santa Claus
Art Linkletter
Edward G. Robinson
Suzy Knickerbocker
Carpet King (real name unknown)
VIA Toybot Studio's
Posted by fathmy at 3:27 PM 0 comments
Friday, March 9, 2012
Custom toys by James Fuller AKA Fuller Designs
Above shows Fuller's latest custom entitled 'Rebel Western'.
Fuller writes: "This was a commission. The client wanted his rebel ink to have an Ole Western Indian feel. The only requirement was to use red, black, gray and white. This is my interpretation."
James Fuller writes:
'Hello. My name is James Fuller.
I've been into art pretty much my whole life. From drawing Spiderman on the bottom of my mom's coffee table at the age of four - to working in the
graphic design field as an adult.
I've been customizing toys for over three years now and have enjoyed every minute of it. I strive to make each piece better than the next, to continue to learn, and try new things.
Thanks for stopping by and taking a look at my site and works. Hopefully you like what you see.
Best regards,
Fuller
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Upcoming Vintage Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction - New York February 22-24
(Above) Cover art for Absolute Dark Knight, by Frank Miller
If you got lots of cash and a fetish for comics, why not have a bid at Heritige Auctions' upcoming vintage comic auction? I would say that its time to start raiding your piggy banks now but with the above piece by Frank Miller valued at $50,000, you better raid your actual bank instead. Here's the write up by Heritage Auctions:
Description: 'What may well be the greatest Heritage Comics offering yet, featuring the Billy Wright Collection – with copies of Action Comics #1 and Detective Comics #27 and hundreds of early 1940s mint comics – along with original Frank Miller Dark Knight artwork, consigned by Miller himself and the exceedingly rare appearance at auction of original published Bill Watterson Calvin and Hobbes artwork. A dozen historic DC ashcan comics complement original Carl Barks artwork, original X-Men, Spider-Man, Peanuts and Jack Kirby artwork along with hundreds of high grade comic books.'
Posted by fathmy at 10:01 AM 0 comments
Labels: Batman, comic, Illustration
Sunday, January 15, 2012
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