Randommization

Star Wars characters need to stay fit, and what better way to tone the body and the mind than to indulge in the spiritual art of yoga. You can be pretty sure that is where the force comes from, and how Princess Leia keeps her beautiful figure and gets peace. That is how it works [...]

Paris-based photographer Malo shot this awesome, awwwww-inducing series entitled Un jour, mon enfant tu seras (One Day You Will Be My Child). Infants will soon be grown ups making their place in this wide world, and professions usually come with uniforms to go along. The photographer dressed an infant in various uniforms, signifying some of [...]

These superheroes are going to make a big difference with their boxy, polygonal looks that remind us of the time when animation and games were starting to go 3D. The prints are the work of James Reid and are available on Soceity6.

I’m not sure if artist Riza Turker intended it, or even if it really does look that way, but somehow these Spiderman and Venom illustrations remind me of Calvin and Hobbes. The artist takes these characters back to their kiddy days, presenting them as children who could get along well together. These illustrations also include [...]

Superhero costumes haven’t quite known to be the pinnacle of pragmatism, but when it comes to dresses or armor of females, both comics and games take on an entirely new ridiculous level. Cartoonist Fernacular imagined what dresses of our male superheroes would look like if they were to have the same logic that goes into [...]

Pixar has churned out one awesome movie after another, and they’re all so good that legions of people could swear by them. Melbourne based artist/designer Wonchan Lee has created a set of lovely, minimalist posters showing some of the greatest hits ever produced by the studio. Which is to say, many; but damn they’re good. [...]

Having peoples’ necks and faces replaced by hands is not freakishly unsettling in the least. Even so, please feel free to feel uneasy as you look at these weird images created by Paul Ripke.

Of all the mashups we have ever seen, this one by artist James Hance wins hands down. Via GAS

This little print was made by Allen Hemberger and Sarah Wilson for their friend Lesleigh’s birthday in New Zealand. Since the universe loves cupcakes, it would be impossible for a sweet print like this to remain from the cupcake hungry world. Priced at $50 (for US) and $80 (rest of the world). Via DesignYearBook

Interesting print by Paul Barlow. Costs $18. Via Design-Milk