Illustration roundup

Kill Bill by Max Dalton on sale here.



Catwoman by Philip Bond, who has art on sale here.




Not many entries in Threadless's college design contest yet, but I like Terry Fan's design for Alabama.



Murders in the Zoo movie poster available at eBay. You can see several stills from the movie here.

Illustration roundup

Big collection of science illustrations by Sam Hiti. Via.



The Adventures of Herge, an illustrated biography.



Hairy legs by Tyler Parker for Motif Magazine.



Nicholas Delort's series of illustrations based on Harry and Dumbledore's horcrux search continues.



Kill Bill illustration by Max Dalton for Spoke Art's upcoming Tarantino-themed show.




Nate Hallinan (he's done a lot of Marvel Super Hero Squad work). Via.

Crazy 4 Cult 5 now on sale

Prints and originals from the latest Crazy for Cult show are now posted online. Below are a few of my favorites:


Kevin Smith as Boba Fett by Wade Schin.



O'Ren Ishii by Sean D'Anconia.





The Warriors by Ryan Jones.



Monty Python and the Holy Grail by Jesse Riggle.



Rubber by Alex Pardee.



Brobocop by Mike Mitchell.




Big Trouble in Little China by Adam Limbert.


*Buy the Crazy 4 Cult book and calendar at Barnes and Noble.

Illustration roundup

Samus by Agent Scarlet.




Roy Scheider is Batman by Sean Hartter.





"The Death of O-Ren Ishii" by Shannon Bonatakis for Spoke Art's upcoming Tarantino and Coen Brothers-themed art show.




Astro Boy poster by Tim Biskup for a fundraiser for Japan.




Dustin Harbin's one-hour drawings continue to be an incredible bargain.

*Buy Metroid toys at eBay.

Illustration roundup

Eric Favela's tribute to Japan.



Forbidden Planet meets Metropolis by Troy "Skullsquid" Galluzzi.



Han and Chewbacca given an old school Star Trek twist by Phil Noto. He also recently posted a racier Star Trek image.



Kill Bill by Clint Wilson for the upcoming Quentin vs. Cohen show.



Geode by Charlie Immer.



Original cover by Arthur Peddy; DC 1949. Redesign by Megan Kelly for the Covered Blog.



Rover the Sentinel and Tom Skylark (I think) by Paul Maybury. They star in the excellent New X-Men Vol. 7: Here Comes Tomorrow by Grant Morrison.

*Break your own geodes with these kits at Amazon.

Quentin Tarantino and Coen Brothers-themed art show

A few gems from the Quentin vs. Coen art show opening April 7 at Bold Hype Gallery, presented by Spoke Art:


Kill Bill by Joshua Budich.



Inglorious Basterds by Brandon Schaefer.



The Big Lebowski by Dave Perillo.



Tarantino by Gigart.



Death Proof by Sam Wolfe Connelly.



Barton Fink by Brian Methe.



Inglorious Basterds by Tim Doyle.

Via.

*Buy Kill Bill toys at eBay.

Kill Bill-themed birthday cake

Barbarann Garrard/Cake Rhapsody made this Kill Bill-themed cake for her daughter's birthday.

*Buy Kill Bill toys at eBay.

Link roundup

1. "Quentin Tarantino got into the spirit of Halloween by dressing as a Mexican wrestler and crashing a series of parties on a bus packed with hot women." Via.

2. Interesting interview with Sara Moulton about being fired from the Food Network. (She's pretty bitter about it.) (And she manages to emasculate her husband, too.)

3. I mentioned yesterday that Spin was giving away a Bad Religion tribute album. Well, the accompanying article, about the history of Epitaph Records is a great read. You can read the first two pages here.

*Buy luchador masks at eBay.

Princess Peach as The Bride from Kill Bill

Princess Peach as The Bride from Kill Bill by Eduardo San Gil. The design is currently up for vote at Threadless (which is still having a $10 t-shirt sale):



Via.

*At Toycutter: Custom Kill Bill toys.

*Buy Kill Bill toys at eBay.