Showing posts with label frankenstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label frankenstein. Show all posts

War of the Colossal Freaks of Frankenstein's Planet poster (and more)




War of the Colossal Freaks of Frankenstein's Planet and Beach Blanket Beastie posters by James Groman. Both are on sale here, signed, for $15.

The explanations are pretty funny. Frankenstein's Planet is "for a fictional (or is it?) 1969 science fiction movie starring Clint Eastwood and directed by the legendary Sergio Leone." The Beastie is also for a fictional movie and was originally used for a resin kit Groman created:



You can see more photos here.

*Previously: Coraline 2 to star Clint Eastwood.

*Buy resin kits at eBay.

Many-eyed sculptures (link roundup)


Resin statue of Travis Louie's indomitable "Uncle Six Eyes" sculpted by Scott Wetterschneider.



Resin statue sculpted by Wetterschneider and based on Chris Ryniak and Jonathan "Johnny Crap" Bergeron's pair of hapless wanderers. Both statues coming soon from Bigshot Toyworks.

And a few more links:

1. One clever way to resist the urge to spend - - When considering a purchase, picture someone offering you the cash value of the purchase or the item in question. Which is of greater value to you? (I use this test to resist the urge to buy blind box toys, which are almost never worth the purchase price.) Via.

2. Baseball stats expert points out the obvious: 100 years from now, everyone will be using steroids and other body enhancements.

3. Apparently not a joke, but a new Food Network show is "What Would Brian Boitano Make?" Via.

4. Frankenstein stops to smell the flowers. Via.

*Previously: Frankenstein paper toy.

*Buy Frankenstein toys at eBay.

Chickenstein



Jerom's entry for the Villains of Scooby-Doo contest is Chickenstein, who starred in an episode of "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo," which was actually a pretty good show. Jerom's website is a great place to find paper toys including his own papercraft Cthulhu.

There's still plenty of time to try to win a $100 Threadless gift certificate, so get drawing.

And speaking of Frankenstein, look at this terrific poster for the Bela Lugosi version:



Via.

*Previously: Mickey Mouse as Frankenstein.

*Buy Frankenstein posters at eBay.

Ben Franklin as Frankenstein



One of today's new Threadless t-shirts, Ben Franklin as Frankenstein = Franklinstein by Mikey Hester. I took the liberty of turning it into a desktop wallpaper:



*Previously: Evil Ben Franklin, the video game boss.

*Buy US President bobbleheads at eBay.

Young Frankenstein movie posters (and more)

First, the good - - three new Mel Brooks movie posters for the Alamo Drafthouse, on sale shortly at Mondo Tees:



Young Frankenstein posters by Alan Hynes.


Blazing Saddles poster by Bobby Dixon.

Second, the bad:



Have you ever thought, man I wish I could pay a little extra to make sure my t-shirt will have a big scratchy tag no one will ever see?

*At Toycutter: Young Frankenstein Munny.

*Buy Frankenstein posters at eBay.

Mickey Mouse as Frankenstein



Mickey Mouse as Frankenstein by Medicom, apparently to retail for around $70.

And a few more links:

1. Now t-shirts are as low as $5 and it's free shipping at Threadless.

2. Real-life Jawa sandcrawler?

3. Yesterday, Alex Pardee offered to send a free print to anyone who voted for his friend in a photography contest. A few hours later, his friend had to withdraw from the contest because the administrators felt he was cheating. You can read Alex's description of the fallout here and here.

4. Obama endorses the war on terror, announcing a major investment of troops and money in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

*Previously: Frankenstein/Boba Fett/Slave 1 mashup in Lego.

*Buy Frankenstein toys at eBay.

Free Abe Lincolnstein poster



I've previously mentioned the Vote for Abe Lincolnstein campaign, and now you can download a poster for free. While you're examining the other free stuff at Daniel Davis' store, take the time to tell him how much you like his Monster Commute characters so he'll get to work turning them into toys.

*Previously: Steampunk Lincoln.

*Buy Frankenstein toys at eBay.

Frankenstein, Picard, Pug, Ash, and Godzilla papercraft







Download lots of paper toys here, including Frankenstein, Picard, Pug, Ash, and Godzilla. Via Gery, who has completed an impressive number of papercraft models.

*Previously: Picard almost wore a hairpiece.

*Buy Army of Darkness toys at eBay.

Dr. Frankenstein's Human Body Book (in 3D)





This sounds like a fun anatomy book:
Talk about mad genius—from conception to execution, padded red cover with 3-D effect to the up-close-and-personal images inside, this anatomy book is as engrossing as any science fiction. Dr. Frankenstein, shown in a sepia photograph standing in a laboratory, gazing at a skull he holds in one hand, invites readers to join him as he creates a human being (Don't look so startled, he chides the meek). From there it's on to atoms and the skeletal system, tissues and organs, and so on, presented on visually rich spreads. The story line is sustained with brief, pun-happy journal entries (Day 11 [on eyes]: Assistant has seen the light), and the theme reinforced with remarkable design. Gothic fonts and engraved illustrations and vignettes (in red and black and also hand-colored) blend with state-of-the-art images from MEG scans, gamma scans and other advanced technology. Clear explanations broken into easily assimilable captions and text blocks encourage the reader. The only flaw: the subject most likely to interest the target group, the reproductive system, receives such timid mention as to be almost nonsensical (Male and female reproductive systems differ in structure, but both are involved in producing special cells that join up to make babies).
$17 at Amazon. Via these sites.

*Previously: Lego Frankenstein.

*Buy anatomy models at Amazon.

Christmas Link Roundup Part 5

(Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4.)



Confused Santa.



Christmas-themed drunk driving psa. Via.



Christmas ornaments come to life.



Bavarians celebrate the weeks before Christmas by dressing as "Krampus" (an incubus in company of Santa Claus), frightening children, and spanking women. Via.



Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Robot Head Wood Pendant Ornament Dangle.



Gallery of Christmas cards by Roy Doty. Via.



Pathetic plush snowman by Cindy Sickler on sale at eBay. Via.



Children horrified by Santa. See the entire photo here. Via.



Santa vs. Frankenstein concert poster by Danny Hellman.



Riot police Santa Claus poster by Dimitri Drjuchin.


*Buy Santa Claus toys at eBay.

A few more Halloween leftovers


Downloadable owl, black cat, skeleton and mechanical bird masks. Via.




Frankenstein paper toy.



Make kids take their candy from a Monster's mouth. On sale at Etsy.



Baby dressed as Kansas Jayhawks coach Mark Mangino. Compare to a photo of Mangino here.



Plastic Army Man costume. Via.

*Find more Halloween links here.

*Buy plastic army men at eBay.

Papercraft Demon and more Halloween links


Jack-O-Lantern with mustache.



Cute, creepy, and offbeat Halloween-themed desktop wallpapers.




Mutated face downloadable mask.



Move over Obama, here's a Frankenstein I can believe in. More Halloween-themed political signs here.



Pumpkin in a cage. More pumpkin carving ideas here.



Eyeball cocktails.



Hung over pumpkin. More pumpkin carvings ideas here.



Halloween desktop icons.



Papercraft Demon by Jack Hankins.

*Find more Halloween links here.

*Buy Halloween recipe books at Amazon.