Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Triptych: A Wolf With A Paintbrush


"Bobkami" (t-shirt) by Nathan Davis


"God Hound [Okami]" by Alessandro Marano


"Okami - Yamata no Orochi" by Caroline Lahaise

Friday, April 20, 2012

Showcase: Jude Buffum's Jurassic President Series


"Jurassic President, Episode 1: American History Rex"


"Jurassic President, Episode 16: High Score and Seven Years Ago"


"Jurassic President, Episode 26: Stalin For Time"

Former US Presidents versus historical villains, atop cybernetic dinosaurs, attacking each other with energy cannons. THIS IS THE PERFECT GAME.

I also dig how Stalin's videogame avatar looks like Mario.

[Jude Buffum's Jurassic Presidents]

Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Triptych: This Is Not My Beautiful Spaceship, This Is Not My Beautiful Metroid


"In Super Troidicolor" (t-shirt) by Ross Sauby


"The Ancient One" by Hex Carter


"Samus It Ever Was" (t-shirt) by MangaKid

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Showcase: Orioto's Incredible Nintendo Platformer Paintings


(Click for full-size)
"Mario World"


(Click for full-size)
"Zebus Cave"


(Click for full-size)
"City Borders"

I've been meaning to post some of Mikaƫl Aguirre's, A.K.A. Orioto's, videogame remake paintings on Apocalypse POW! practically since I started this blog, and the fact that I'm only getting around to it now is somewhat criminal. I chose to showcase the above three paintings because they seemed to adhere to the whole 3M (Mario, Megaman, Metroid) classic NES retro theme, but if you click over to his Deviantart gallery folder, you'll see his take on everything from Sonic to Limbo to Space Invaders. Also, do yourself a favour and check out all of the above in full-resolution, because the level of detail is absolutely astonishing and you just don't get the full effect from a shrunken-down thumbnail.

[Orioto's Deviantart -
Videogame Remakes
]

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Spotlight: Laura Bifano's Pixel Menagerie Series


"Pixel Menagerie #1: Deer"


"Pixel Menagerie #4: Honey Badger"


"Pixel Menagerie #3: The Scorpion and the Turtle"

[Laura Bifano]



Laura Bifano's pixel portraits of forest critters are awesome and just a little bit surreal. I'm looking forward to future installments!