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Stanley Chow Shows Off The Face(s) Of Pop-Culture

Illustrator Stanley Chow does some incredible work but it’s his depiction of the varied faces of pop-culture that really got my attention. Hit the jump for some striking images of Ripley, Hellboy, Obi-Wan, and more! 

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Here Is Snoopy, Dancing With Bunnies. Because It’s Easter. [Video]

What’s that you say? You want to watch the clip from It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown! where Snoopy looks into a kaleidoscope and sees dancing bunnies? You don’t even have to celebrate Easter to appreciate this trippy little snippet. Come on — Snoopy, bunnies, what’s not to like? Though we don’t recommend dropping acid. Your real-life human body cannot accomplish those last moves without risking serious injury.

(via YouTube)

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The Cosplay Of Emerald City Comicon 2012!

I was fortunate enough to attend Emerald City Comicon in Seattle, Washington this past weekend and while I’ll be back with a full report later in the week, I’m here to show off all the fabulous costumes I saw at the event. At the same time I’ll also be lamenting the fact that I wished I had costumed more this time around. Hit the jump for some of the best cosplay I saw. 

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The Delightful Illustrations Of Cory Godbey

Artist Cory Godbey’s work can be seen in the award-winning comic anthology series Flight as well as as project for big publishers like Random House and Marvel. I’m sure I’ve seen his work before today but this is the first time I’ve really looked at it. And it’s gorgeous. Hit the jump for a sampling of illustrations featuring characters from Harry Potter, Super Mario Bros., Labyrinth and more! 

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Hillary White Puts Pop Culture in Classic Art

We look at a lot of pop culture mashups here, but there’s just something about the mashups of illustrator Hillary White, probably because they show a clear knowledge of art history and technique.

And then they use that knowledge to put Muppets, Star Wars, Voltron, and Silent Hill characters and more in famous paintings, like Domenichino’s The Maiden and the Unicorn.

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Macro Photography Of Instruments Is Music To Your Eyes

To look at this photo, you’d think you were peering into some type of rustic architectural masterpiece. Well, you wouldn’t be far off as this particular subject is used for masterpieces. Read on to see what a violin, cello, flute, and pipe organ look like when shot from the inside.

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10 Easily Recognizable Pop-Culture Vehicles

Some vehicles are just as, if not more, famous than the actors who starred in their films, television shows or video games. And perhaps, like the one above, you can figure out where they’re from just by looking at an outline. Hit the jump to check out some minimalist posters that depict classic pop-culture cars with a few added visual cues to help you figure it out. 

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Star Wars Mural Doubles as Hidden Picture Puzzle

Veteran comic artist Ulises Farinas crafted this massive Star Wars mural, and within this single crop of it, you can already see a familiar, but not Star Warsian face.

Obviously I’m talking about Bart Simpson. But can you find:

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New Animated Posters For The Hunger Games Feature Cinna’s Famed Gold Eyeliner

Call me a recovering makeup junkie, but one of my favorite tiny details about Suzanne CollinsThe Hunger Games was Cinna’s eyeliner. The Capitol crew were so ridiculously festooned with dyed skin, crazy haircolors, glittery tattoos, etc, all of it making the trips there some of the most interesting parts of the book to read, even the grotesque President Snow. (Especially when contrasted to the bleak and humble Districts.) But Cinna’s lone streak of gold eyeliner stood out for me, and so did Cinna as a character. All of that said, one of the best parts about this series being turned into a movie was seeing how the weirdos in the Capitol were going to be brought to life. We’ve seen a glimpse in the trailers, but now, the movie’s official site has released some animated posters (in the guise of self-referential, silly advertisements), to give us a new look at this colorful bunch.

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Dave Mott’s Princess Leia, Batman, Spirited Away, and Avengers Sketches

We’re not sure you could call many of these pictures sketches exactly… but they do come from the sketch blog of Dave Mott, and we do like them a lot.

I mean, look at his take on bounty-hunter-disguise-Leia and Chewie! Now I want to know all about whether the two of them bonded through the loss and subsequent search for Han. More behind the jump!

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