Jungle's pals.

Triple bonus today!

A little mashup. A Hakuna Matata scene from "The Lion King" this time with the characters of "The Jungle's Books"

Mowgli, Baloo and Bagheera walking happy in one of these jungle's perfect nights.
But always under the Shere Khan precense.

When working on popular culture themes, sometimes, some coincidences occurs. As two artists have the same idea about a particular topic.
In this case, me and my friends of Ddjvigo T-shirts have worked on the same line.
Don't be lazy and take a look to these guys on his Facebook page. Awesome designs you can find there.

ACKlien ACKttACK

Bonus entry!!

I'm sure all you know these annoying aliens with big heads, fear of pigeons and a sadistic obsession to exterminate us.
Well, this time they will find their match.

Ha goddam martians! Take a dose of your own medicine!

Mordor bill.

So long since my last post. Was no matter of time but a small drop in mood.
Anyways I'm back to the warfare and now I want to show you another silly idea directly from the darkest corner of the Shadows Lands.
It just an example of a currency bill of the dark lands of Mordor.
Is a nightmare of lines, patterns and headcut effect that helped me to learn some tricks.

Soul men.

This could be my last and definitelly silly idea.
They're soul men!

Grimes Gardening.

And continue with the silly parodies. A advertisement/parody about "The walking dead" and some sort of business for the zombie's crisis time.

Too dumb to warning us.

This is just a silly parody inspired by the poster from the classic scifi movie "The day the earth stood still", the original 1951 version of course, not the Keanu-matrix-ish version.

Dan Mumford badass poster creator.

It was lot of time that I don't show the work of artists like I used to do and I want to resume the task with one of my favorite illustrators in the last year.

This is Dan Mumford, in my opinion, one of the best artists creating atmospheres with few, very few colors.

His works revolve around pop culture, movies, games along with other more personal and even posters for rock bands.

One aspect that I adore in his work is the indiscriminate use of negative space in the shadows and lines, lines everywhere, to fill and solidify the image.

Don't forget to take a look at his website and follow him on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram