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Your cat doesn’t have a helmet? Why not? deviantART user Diarment made one for his cat Hugo. It’s reminiscent of Princess Leia’s slave girl costume, if Leia had been a cat.
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deviantART user Pe-u offers this take on Sandro Botticelli’s The Birth of Venus. One commenter speculates that the matron at the right is Captain Marvel, but I’m inclined to think that it’s supposed to be Superman.
Link via Popped Culture
Previously:
The Birth of the Bride of Frankenstein
The Birth of the Golden Girls
deviantART user ~viridis-somnio created a lipstick arrangement that makes a mouth look like the Pokémon Pikachu. She writes:
This is a bonus Animal-ipstick I did for a photo assignment. It’s Pikachu! Everyone in class loooved this one. My final project was a total of 20 photos of anything I wanted. Mine is sort of a typology, but the only consistent element are my lips.
Buy this and brag to your hunting buddies about it. deviantART user Melita Curphy made this rug that looks like a skinned supernatural creature.
Link via Geekologie
Previously by Melita Curphy: Demonic Stormtrooper Helmet
deviantART user Dezychan writes “This is exactly what it looks like, and no, I have no shame in making this.” Nor should he. This image could only be improved upon by including Tom Baker (the Fourth Doctor) as Tuxedo Mask.
Link via Comics Alliance
I can’t tell which document Lincoln is carrying. But I intend to do what it says. deviantART user SharpWriter made this image based on a historic photograph. Really.
Link via Everyday, No Days Off
deviantART user Hallincogenius made a pair of feet that look like high-heeled shoes. They’re sculpted from raku clay and glazed.
deviantART user Nansei made this sculpture, entitled “Let’s Go Surfing Instead”, of a skate park on a skateboard, and then placed it in a skate park for photographing. The scene includes miniature graffiti.
Link via Dude Craft
deviantART member Matt McManis created a mosaic of Link from The Legend of Zelda using Skittles. Click on the link to see similar depictions of Mario and characters from Final Fantasy.
Link via Comics Alliance
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Yes, Susan Boyle fights multiple Paddington Bears while attempting to make off with their suitcase. Why, does this image by deviantART user korintic somehow surprise you?
Link via Popped Culture
deviantART user wolkentanzer split two apples and stapled sections together. Presumably this was part of some junior mad scientist research.
Link via Geekosystem
Artist Daniel Croiser’s medium is wood burning. He’s particularly fond of depicting superheroes, such as the above Swamp Thing. Some of Crosier’s works have been featured as comic book covers. At the link, you can view his deviantART gallery and at the Comics Alliance link, you can see a selection of his superhero-themed works.
Link via Comics Alliance
deviantART user ~estranged-illusions made this wedding cake modeled after the 1968 animated movie Yellow Submarine by The Beatles:
Vanilla strawberry cake with strawberry filling, white buttercream and marshmallow fondant. The figures are all colour flow, with the exception of the submarine topper with the bride and groom on top. I made the topper from Sculpey so that they would have a keepsake.
Artist Chase Black has unearthed fossils — from the future! His series “Creatures from the Mechazoic Era” consists of sculptures of fossilized robots and cyborg animals. Pictured above is the long-extinct felis catus. You can view a gallery of his creations at the link.
Link via Geekologie | Image: Chase Black
deviantART user tblad makes sculptures out of pipe cleaners, including this lovely dragon. It’s about ten inches tall and contains no glue or thread — just pipe cleaners. She has similar works in her gallery.
deviantART user William Chua of Singapore created this remix of Super Mario Bros. and classical Japanese illustration. He claims inspiration by both Super Mario Bros. and the game Monster Hunter.
Link via Geekologie | deviantART Gallery
deviantArt user ~toge-nyc created this dragon out of plastic forks, spoons, and knives held together with glue. It took him about 80 hours complete the project. If you check out his page, you can also see some pretty cool pen-and-ink drawings.
Link via Geekologie
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