Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Magic: The Gathering cards
Igor Kieryluk posted some new Magic: The Gathering cards he illustrated.
*Buy Magic: The Gathering cards at Amazon.
More from Secret Cinema's presentation of The Third Man
Photo gallery from Secret Cinema's presentation of The Third Man.
Illustration roundup
20 Things that happened on the Internet in 2011 by Syzygy. Via.
Two by Andy Helms.
Wolverine, The Hulk, and The Flash by Alex Pardee on sale here.
*Buy Adventure Time toys at Amazon.
Avengers Art Appreciation Variants
Ever imagine what the Avengers would look like if they existed throughout the ages? Well here’s your chance as Marvel is proud to unveil Avengers Art Appreciation Variants available throughout all of April! With everyone on the edge of their seats for "Marvel’s The Avengers," fans will have the opportunity to see their favorite super hero team in the styles of the world’s greatest artists like Rembrandt, Michelangelo, Monet, Pollock, Schielle and more! No fan can miss their favorite Marvel artists like Alex Maleev, Michael Kaluta, Gabriele Dell’Otto, Greg Horn, Gerald Parel and more put their spin on these surefire classic covers. So be on the look-out, because in April, these Avengers Art Appreciation Variants are sure to go fast!
Daredevil #11 variant cover by Steffi Schutzee.
Age of Apocalypse #2 variant cover by Christian Nauck.
Avengers #25 variant cover by Gabriele Dell'Otto.
Avengers Assemble #2 variant cover by Stephanie Hans.
Amazing Spider-Man #683 variant cover by Mike Del Mundo
Fantastic Four #605 variant cover by Michael Kaluta
X-Men #27 variant cover by Khoi Pham
Uncanny X-Force #24 variant cover by Julian Totino
Winter Soldier #4 variant art cover by John Tyler Christopher
Wolverine #304 variant cover by Gurihiru
Uncanny X-Men #11 variant cover by Greg Horn.
Wolverine and the X-Men #9 varient cover by Alex Maleev.
Incredible Hulk #7 variant cover by Charles Paul Wilson III.
Invincible Iron Man #515 variant cover by Greg Horn.
Secret Avengers #26 variant cover by Joe Quinones.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Halloween Wars
Karen Portaleo posted photos of some of the wonderful cake and pumpkin creations she made for Food Network's Halloween Wars.
Illustration roundup
Justice League wallpapers for iPhone, iPad and desktop (1920x 1200).
From Christine Wu's upcoming solo show at La Luz de Jesus.
Submissions by Michael Loya, John Calcano, and Suzy Costa Bridgham for a book project by Sean Hartter (still time to participate).
New illustration by Dadu Shin.
Latest Calvin and Hobbes/Venom mashup by Ninjaink available as a t-shirt.
*Buy DC Universe figures at eBay.
Google announced a new pseudonym policy for Google+
On Google+, we try to flag names which don’t represent individuals, such as businesses or abstract ideas which should be +Pages. Sometimes we get this wrong, so starting today we’re updating our policies and processes to broaden support for established pseudonyms, from +trench coat to +Madonna.Via.
If we flag the name you intend to use, you can provide us with information to help confirm your established identity. This might include:
- References to an established identity offline in print media, news articles, etc
- Scanned official documentation, such as a driver’s license
- Proof of an established identity online with a meaningful following
We’ll review the information and typically get back to you within a few days. We may also ask for further information, such as proof that you control a website you reference. While a name change is under review, your old name will continue to be displayed. For new accounts without an old name, your profile will be in a non-public, read-only state during the review. Either way, you'll be able to see the status of your review by going to your profile.
For more details, check out the Google+ Names Policy: http://support.google.com/plus/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer;=1228271
To reiterate, the features described herein will be rolling out over the next couple days.
Make a rotating heart valentine
Here's instructions and downloads for making a rotating heart valentine.
Bioshock Infinite/JC Leyendecker tribute
Alex Garner channels JC Leyendecker in this Bioshock Infinite illustration.
*Previously: Bioshock Infinite cookies.
One Hour Per Second
One Hour Per Second, a charming site filled with information about how much video is uploaded to Youtube. (Every time I see one of these delightful HTML experiments, I'm reminded of the inexplicably horrendous Google Reader redesign.) Via.
