I have spent the majority of my life being a run-of-the-mill dork, liking a wide array of things without specializing in any particular category of dorkness.

I have decided to start concentrating my interests on the things that I dork out over most:
Star Wars, Typography, Product Package Design, and Video Games. There will still be the assorted collection of other things, but those topics will receive the majority of my attention.


Posts tagged Art


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Oct 28, 2012
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googlyeyesonmystuff:

:P

googlyeyesonmystuff:

:P


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Sep 18, 2012
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ronworkman:

Mega Boss Battles: Star Wars

Created by Ty Lettau

Prints available at Society6

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Sep 13, 2012
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googlyeyesonmystuff:

eye socket

googlyeyesonmystuff:

eye socket


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Sep 11, 2012
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Sep 3, 2012
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artforadults:

illustrations by Camila Gray

from São Paulo, Brasil

follow Camila on tumblr

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Aug 1, 2012
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albotas:

Daily Graffiti: Tetsuoooooo!!!

Crazy Akira piece by Super, Merlyn, and Audel.

Check out the DAILY GRAFFITI ARCHIVES for more geektastic street art!


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Jul 22, 2012
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it8bit:

Nostalgia in Cartridges

Created by Stefan Birgir

Prints available at society6.


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Jun 26, 2012
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it8bit:

Zelda Fireplace Art

Custom sizes to fit your non-working/decorative fireplace available at James Bit.

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Jun 24, 2012
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thegeekcritique:

Shadowcat

thegeekcritique:

Shadowcat

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Jun 19, 2012
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it8bit:

Super Mario vs. Gothic Manuscript Borders 

by Carl Pyrdum

An excerpt from Carl’s essay on why Gothic border illustration logic follows the same physics as the Super Mario Bros. games:

If I widen my focus a bit on the image I started with, you can see that the border-platform that Mario, rabbit, and hound are standing upon dangles from a fancy initial capital that, like the grass clots from the Ormesby Psalter and the question blocks from the Mushroom Kingdom, does not itself feel the pull of gravity.

(via: ianbrooks)