Detroit Red Wings logos and alternate logos through out the years. Fortunately no major changes - Red & White Forever!

From top to bottom, left to right:

• Detroit Cougars 1926-30
• Detroit Cougars 1926-27/Red Wings Winter Classic 2008-09
• Detroit Cougars Alternate Jersey 1928-30
• Detroit Falcons 1930-32
• Detroit Red Wings 1932-45
• Detroit Red Wings 1935-48
• Detroit Red Wings 1949-Present Day
• Detroit Red Wings Alternate Jersey 1949-73
• Detroit Red Wings Alternate Jersey 1973-84
• Detroit Red Wings Alternate Jersey 1985-Present Day

I like this.

Mona Lisa Overdrive by gaborcsigas, over on DeviantArt.

theanimationarchive:

Concept art for Pixar’s short film La Luna (2012). Artwork by Katy Wu.

Source: Katy Wu

Future Man: Brave New World or Genetic Nightmare?

Man modified to live underwater, in space, and for war.

theanimationarchive:

I normally only post things involving the preproduction aspects of animated film, but these were far too beautiful not to post on their own. The above images are screen shots from Michel Ocelet’s beautifully crafted animated film Tales of the Night (2011). Ocelet’s animated films are heavily inspired by the work of German animator and film director Charlotte Reinger, as well as Czech artist and animator Karel Zeman. You can especially see the similarities between his work and Reigner’s The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1926) which is the oldest surviving animated feature film.

theanimationarchive:

Here’s some early design, concept art, and storyboards from Bruce Timms Legends of the Dark Knight; which unfortunately never came to fruition.

Legends of the Dark Knight was a story Timm had come up with which involved two kids arguing over what kind of character Batman was. One kid argues that Batman is friendly and goofy like the 50’s Dick Sprang Batman. His friend argues that that is not what Batman is; Batman is this really old mean guy and he’s dark and gritty like Frank Miller’s version of The Dark Knight.

As the kids explain their own ideas about who Batman is the animation plays out in the style of Dick Sprang and Frank Miller’s versions of the caped crusader. At the end of the film while the kids are arguing Batman actually shows up fighting a villain directly in front of them; and even after they witness this they still can’t decide what kind of character Batman really is.

Source: Batman Animated

When I hear people talk about the so called “War On Christmas” I always think about Aryan Jesus and the three wise men with automatic weapons shooting things up as if they’re in some Stallone or Norris action film. Well, this year the war on Christmas is over because Jesus is fighting back!

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Shirts available on REDBUBBLE

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I saw this on my dash but it was cropped and had no source, I hate that. Here’s the entire image which is done by an amazing Illustrator, Tracie Ching.

Harry Beckhoff
Man scared by a black cat (1913)

Great design; what a good composition!

Here is a work in progress of my newest print/t-shirt design. It’s inspired by a mix of the Dune film and the book. Not sure when it’ll be done. I’ve got a commission I’m working on, that and school are slowing down all my personal work for a while.

brianjsmithart:

Doctor Who and Dune sketch designs for T-shirts and Prints by Brian J. Smith

I thought I would upload these sketches/designs to share with you guys part of the process of how I make my artwork.

Awhile ago I asked everyone to give me their requests about what kind of prints and shirts they’d like to see available on my shops. I got a lot of Dune requests so two of these designs are Dune. The other two are Doctor Who.

I’m still working on tumbnails on designs for Bill and Ted and Lost Boys, which were two things constantly requested.

As I start to work on these digitally I’ll upload more previews!

Pirate Wench concept art for a painting used on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride by Marc Davis. As far as I can tell, this is low res scan that seems to be digitally touched up by someone else, using the original sketch by Marc Davis as a base. This is the final painting as it appears on the ride; another Disney Imagineering artist, from what I understand, did the final painting.

brianjsmithart:

“Goonies Never Say Die” t-shirt design by Brian J. Smith

Shirts available on RedBubble

(If you reblog this, please don’t remove the description…)

Worked on this all night. Gonna do a whole series of shirt designs like this one.