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Star Wars Trilogy Posters Converted To Look Modern

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Making movie posters that are out of the ordinary seems to be a trend these days, but you do need some skills, and someone who’s got plenty of it is poster artist Olly Moss. He wanted to convert the Star Wars trilogy posters into his own way and style because he simply loves the movies. His posters are going to the collectible art of house Mondo, and some of they are even on sale for $50. They contain silhouettes of known Star Wars charact…

 

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Two Toys Give You One Unique Franken Toy

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Some will think they’re cute while others will shrug a bit and say that they’re creepy and weird. I’m talking about the Franken Toys. It is basically two toys stitched or sewn together so it look like a new toy. Artist Rachel Peters is the one that is in charge of the Franken Toys. They are actually “rescued” toys that has been fixed by her, and now she is selling them for about $75 a piece. They could make a ch…

 

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Crayons Carved Into Star Wars Characters

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Darth Vader, Chewbacca, Stormtrooper and C-3PO as crayons? That’s right, artist Steve Thompson is actually carving crayons into different Star Wars characters. It’s a  very delicate work, and I guess he had to use a lot of crayons to create the perfect carvings. The best part is that the crayon colors are matching the colors of the true characters. I would love to see more of his work, because Yoda is still missing in this crayon se…

 

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Different Fonts Make Great Star Wars Figures

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Seems like every artist have something to do with Star Wars, they just love the epic space movies and everything that has to do something with it. But we don’t mind because they always come up with something funny, like graphic designer Fabian Glez did. He used different kinds of fonts and made several known Star Wars characters out of them. It seems easy, but he uses up to 25 fonts on one piece. It is fun to guess the letters, beca…

 

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Star Wars Episode IV Goes Iconic

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Star Wars episode IV also known as “A New Hope” is the one where Luke Skywalker leaves his home planet to team up with other rebels, and tries to save Princess Leia from the evil Darth Vader. Now this episode is re-told by designer Wayne Dorrington where he has only used minimum icon figures, or you can say they are modern hieroglyphics. Something similar has been done by another artist who created the Star Wars figures out of using …