iprefereccentric:

By Mike Mayhew

heyoscarwilde:

Gotham by artist John Van Fleet :: scanned from The Art of John Van Fleet ::  Cartouche Press :: 2001 

(Source: fyeaharleyquinn)

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fuckyeahtattoos:

This is the lower half of my fiance’s Marvel Avengers tattoo. I submitted the upper part earlier in the year. The picture of the Wasp isn’t so great, plus she still needs shading.

Done by Roger Z., formerly of Tuff Luck Tattoos in Carbondale, IL. 

geek-art:

 

Geek-Art.net :

The Geek-Art of Ryan Hall

Awesome comic designs by Ryan Hall. Check his Joker and Beast in the full article !

via timetravelandrocketpoweredapes

One thing, surely Scout troopers would have some kind of binocular like device built into their helmet visors? Or maybe it’s on of those obvious mistakes that got lost in a sea of imperial bureaucracy. Also it wouldn’t have quite the same visual appeal.

Either way I figure being a scout trooper would be kinda cool.

The concept of things you never see are always the most interesting.

Like Alderaan, your favourite book before it was turned into a movie, or the inside of your favourite star ship.

Your imagination takes hold of them and runs riot.

I think that’s why movies like the Star Wars prequels were so controversial. They messed with peoples imaginations and idea’s about characters.

We don’t want to know why Darth Vader was evil really, we just liked knowing he was and he was badass at it.

Things you’ve never seen are more exciting because your imagination is able to conjure them up and freeze them in place as you want them preserved. Like a block of ice - or carbonite, It’s your call.

svalts:

Hoth’s Prisoner // by Loisel Jerome

thearishok:

Harley Quinn by *wildlifehoodoo

Nicely styled piece crossing over the “by the sea” scene from Sweeney Todd and everyone’s favorite anti-dynamic duo.

“By the sea Mr. J…”

Jealous I didn’t think of this T-shirt design first.

“You Homo sapiens and your guns…”

agentmlovestacos:

Magneto was right.