Canadian artist, known simply as Michaela, aka “M.M.”, has quite the collection of video game inspired papercraft figures on her deviantART portfolio. The majority of these figures come from the Legend of Zelda series, and there are also quite... Read More »
Running a bit late this week, blame exams! Anyway, I’m here, and I bring to you some of the best shirts I’ve seen over the past week! “Licensed to Shoot” by Ian Leino, available on ianleino.com “Spagetti... Read More »
Christmas is just around the corner, so it’d be a good idea to bookmark some of these shirts for people! Santa Claus is coming and he likes t-shirts because they’re cheap and light-weight most importantly. Here are this... Read More »
One more week until we (‘mericans!) can guiltlessly stuff our faces on Thanksgiving. And no, for my international readers, that’s not something we do every day…as peopleofwalmert.com may lead you to believe. Here are this week’s shirts of... Read More »
Back in July, we gave you a first-look at Frogmind’s upcoming game, Badland. Today, another teaser appeared on the Badland website in the form of an image with a brief description: “Time to show you what it is... Read More »
If you came here through a link, be advised this post had been requested to be removed by the artist or his representative. It’s a shame because the artist’s work was really neat, and I had links to... Read More »
Threadless is selling one of Gerrel “Gaks” Saunders’ designs for the near future. “Headless Samurai” is $20 + shipping. “Headless Samurai” is only available in men’s sizes, and prints are also available from Saunders’ official website. Buy “Headless Samurai”... Read More »
Ross “Rasabi” Sauby’s latest shirt is available on Shirt.Woot as of today. The shirt is $12.00 flat, shipping included. “I actually started it over half a year ago, and I guess the third iteration proved to be a... Read More »
All of you Bioshock fans are going to love this. Photographer/Artist, Andreas Franke created a surreal gallery of a photographs that can only be viewed…145 feet, under the sea. Franke dove down into the wreckage of the USS Venderburg... Read More »