Category — Film and TV

A few weeks off topic, but I still got Iron Man 2 gadgets on the brain. The film shows a glimpse of the future when it comes to how we interact with data and Engadget posted a few clips from the film with said vision.

Check out Iron Man 2 gadget videos at Engadget

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Digital graphics technology and skills undoubtedly improve over time, but these computer generated portraits blew me away! They’re not just super realistic, but the likeness to some recognisable actors (a few below) is unbelievable. Next benchmark is to get computer generated people to move realistically, and then who knows where we’ll go.

See more on Designrfix

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This must be the most impressive Star Wars fan collection I’ve ever seen! The memorabilia belongs to Cho Woong who has presented his collection in a super-stylish way. Check out the blue lighting and understated living room!

Via DannyChoo

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If you’re a fan of cosplay and didn’t make it down to Comic-Con, thank Maximum PC for going all out to get 600 photos of cosplayers at the event.

The Comic-Con 2009 Cosplay Gallery — 600 Amazing Costumes

Hot!

Via The Awesomer

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This is one awesome mod of a Star Wars AT-AT! I’m a little skeptical of the value of most retro toys, but if I’d kept my childhood AT-AT, this would be how I’d convert it. Well, for the eighties anyway.

Via The Awesomer

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Robots, robots and more robots to buy on General Robots!

www.generalrobots.de

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I love these illustrations converted to target posters featuring a slew of movie and game baddies. A simple and effective idea by Olly Moss.

via Josh Spear

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Andy Park is a Senior Concept Artist at Sony Computer Entertainment working on the award-winning God of War video game franchise.

For more than a decade, Andy Park has been an artistic force in the entertainment industry.

Early in his career, he made a name for himself as the main illustrator for award-winning, top-selling comic book titles like Tomb Raider and Uncanny X-Men.

Andy was also a highly sought-after editorial illustration contributor for popular magazines such as Maxim, FHM, and Muscle & Fitness.

Besides his work in the video game industry, Andy also does various concept art, storyboard, and illustration work for the television, film, and publishing industries.

Clients include: ABC, HBO, Sony, Marvel, DC, Maxim magazine.

Check more on Andy Park’s website

Via Concept Art World

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Blogsite Get the big picture posts their pick of The Best Movie Posters of 2008. Aside from the Quantum of Solace design, which I think is a super stylish one, I haven’t seen any of the other posters at all.

Check out more of The Best Movie Posters of 2008

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There’s been a crop of 3D movie posters in the last year or so – notably Jaws and Robocop. They’re basically like designer toys but created as wall mountable dioramas that are based on their movie posters.

This Godzilla 3D poster is a nice addition, standing 11.5 inches tall and bursting from the frame.

via The Awesomer

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