Showing posts with label dinosaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinosaur. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

Illustration roundup






Locations from The Simpsons, Seinfeld, and other pop culture favorites star in Tim Doyle's new show opening Thursday at Spoke Art Gallery. The first 100 guests at the opening receive a free print.




Phantasms of Space by Francesco Francavilla, available as a print.




Dinosaur poster by Dave Perillo on sale as described here.

Saturday, December 3, 2011

Monday, October 24, 2011

Jurassic Park poster for Mondo



Jurassic Park poster by JC Richard for Mondo. /Film says:
It’s a 24 x 36 inch screenprint released in an edition of 375 and will cost $45. It’ll be available Thursday October 27 at a random time by following @MondoNews.
*Buy Mondo posters at eBay.

Monday, August 22, 2011

Jurassic Park retold with toys





Sam Neil's description of raptors + plastic dinosaurs + clever graphics + excellent editing by Tal Moskovich. Via.

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Portal Frankenturret Papercraft; Portal Posters, and more


The frankenturret as a paper toy available for download. Also available: a gentleman dinosaur with a monocle:











Some of the Portal posters in this Flickr gallery.






Clever use of portals allows us to see Wheatley hacking the lock.

Friday, February 25, 2011

Link roundup

1. Gallery of photos of Obama waving begrudgingly.

2. Consumerist says, "The search engine police at Google have penalized Overstock.com after finding that the online retailer was artificially boosting its prominence on search results by effectively paying for links on .edu sites."

3. Scientists have named a new dinosaur species Brontomerus or "thunder-thighs" because of the huge thigh muscles it would have had. Via.

*Buy Obama toys at eBay.

Friday, February 4, 2011

Link roundup

1. You can read Michael Lewis's latest long article about the economic meltdown at Vanity Fair. This time he looks at Ireland. Like all of his writing it's a great read, full of interesting facts and memorable characters. But the message from all of his articles is basically the same - - financial wizards are typically dumb or immoral or both, and you should absolutely not trust them. Via.

2. Archaeologists have found the remains of a South American giant short-faced bear in Argentina. The bear stood 11 feet tall and weighed over 3,500 pounds. "The largest record for a living bear is a male polar bear that obtained the weight of about 2,200 pounds (1,000 kg)." And speaking of polar bears, look at these.

3. You can win a new limited edition t-shirt from Last Exit to Nowhere based on Simon Pegg's movie Paul.

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Link roundup

1. Scientists think that some different types of dinosaurs are actually simply the juvenile and adult versions of the same animal. For example, Triceratops (juvenile) and Torosaurus (adult). Via.

2. Sucker Punch concept art.

3. Adorable purple octopus.

*Buy Sucker Punch posters at eBay.