Showcase: Bunnelle's Atari Catridges

The impetus behind these Atari cartridge demakes of contemporary games seems to be to create an icon set for RocketDock or ObjectDock. Personally, I use ObjectDock as a launcher, so I may well end up using some of these. At any rate, very nice work. Check out the link below for the full set.

[Bunnelle's Deviantart]

Triptych: Katamari Fever

"The Prince With A Fez" by MeleeNinja

"Aperture Damacy" by MuriraRK

"Katamari Portal 2" by Squid Von Bob

Triptych: Hyper Mario Bros.

"The Real Mario" by Marco Pichardo

"Hyper Mario" by Simon Amaro

"Infinity Block" by Dirty Great Pixels

Triptych: Don't Take No Guff From That Octorok

"Link" by Billy Allison

"Ganon" by Beyx

"Where's Zelda?" by Ahmed Al-Refaie

Triptych: Human Revolution

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"Pixel Adam Jensen" by Fabricio Rosa Marques

"The Hive" by Bubblemunki

Jehuty23

I meant to play Deus Ex: Human Evolution all weekend, but real life got in the way. Right now it's about #6 on my priority list of things to get around to. I played about 20 minutes of it when it first came out, but I was busy with Bioshock 2 and Alan Wake and I just never got back to it.

Double Triptych: BMO Chop!

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"Brand New BMO" by John Alder

"Adventure Time" by Adolfo Torino Nuñez

"Finn and Jake" by Mike Maihack

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"Adventure Time Minimalistic" by The Gonff

"Adventure Time" by Andy Helms

"Finn." by Olly Moss

These are all awesome but the John Alder BMO piece is incredible. Click it to see all the details in full-size.

Double Triptych: The Danger

"I Am The Danger (Lichtenstein)" by Jimiyo

"The Godfather of Danger" (t-shirt) by Jimiyo

"The One Who Knocks" by Winter Artwork

"Adventure Cook!" (t-shirt) by BazNet

"Walter White" / "Jesse Pinkman" by Micah Lanier

"Breaking Bad: Hector Salamanca" by Tom Whalen

In honour of Breaking Bad season 5 starting. SO GOOD YOU GUYS.

Triptych: Lizards and Goblins and Venoms, Oh My

"The Sinister Masters" (t-shirt) by NinjaInk

"Peter Parker vs. The World" by TheMadman

"The Amazing Spiderman #363" (via Covered) by Craig Payne

Triptych: Forest Spirits

"Forest Sprites" (t-shirt) by BazNet

"Totoro" by Olivier Fritsch Gomez

"My Mogwai Gizmoro" by Jason Van Zwieten

They Might Be Giants Minimalism

If you've noticed a lack of updates over the last couple of weeks, it's because I've been working on this, a series of minimalist revisions of the entire catalog of They Might Be Giants album covers. I undertook this project for a few reasons: first, I am a huge, lifelong fan of TMBG; second, while there are a lot of TV show and movie fan posters in a minimalist style out there, I've never really seen it tried with album covers; and third, I wanted to try applying a single consistent theme to a full series of works.

So far, I've gotten a great response not only from fans of They Might Be Giants, but from the band themselves: they retweeted my link and posted it in their Facebook group, which accounts for like 99% of the views the project has received so far. Given that this was the first time I've ever done a series like this, I'm incredibly appreciative of the positive feedback that I've received, not to mention the shout-out from the band themselves.

It's bizarre to me that we live in an amazing future time where you can make fan art and then share it directly with the artist you're a fan of. I've been listening to TMBG since I was a kid, and for years would (and still do) proudly and sometimes defiantly state that they were my favorite band and the best band in the world. It's astounding to me that I made a thing and they saw that thing and thought it was cool. Just utterly gobsmacked.

Anyway, should you be interested, the full series of 19 album covers can be viewed on Behance here.

Triptych: Portality

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"Portal 2: Abstract" by Bruno Pires Santos

"Thinking With Plungers" \ "Thinking With Plungers 8-Bit" by Adho1982

"Portal For NES" by Illustrography