Academy Award–winning production designer Stuart Craig, the man behind the look and feel of every set in the Harry Potter film franchise, gave an interview at Architectural Digest, in which he discusses the difference in working on Harry Potter versus his other films, like Notting Hill. Because it was a franchise—eight movies—that lasted ten years, […]
C’mon, Domino’s guy. Just hungry he is. By Jim Benton via G.TDW.
Len Komanac, also known as Flickr-user DarthLen, builds detailed models of Star Wars characters using cardboard, duct tape and glue. This giant Artoo is 96-inches (8-ft) tall and made of 4 fridge boxes, 5 AC boxes, 3 dryer boxes, 3 rolls of blue duct tape, 1 roll of aluminum tape, 52 glue sticks, 1 can of white […]
Alex Schranz (Orion Pax on Flickr) built this massive Batcave replica from his horde of Caped Crusader pieces. Somewhere between 800o and 9000 LEGO and a neon blacklight later, the construction houses a Batmobile, scaled-up Batman and Robin figurines, and an artistic interior worthy of Mr. Wayne’s approval. At 68 bricks tall on a 40×40 […]
Matt Silva of Penny Dreadful Productions might be my hero of the day. This steampunk Iron Man is a serious piece of handiwork. There are exactly zero details about this on the website (it’s under heavy maintenance), but all told I think it’s a remarkable steampunk/comics mashup. [via How to Be a Retronaut]
Hmmm, C3PO never looked so delicious: Spaghetti, cauliflower and garlic bread in the shape of C3PO! [Source: The Complete Star Wars Cook Book: Wookiee Cookies, Darth Malt, and Other Galactic Recipes (Volume 2) – Get Volume 1 and Volume 2 @ Amazon.com]
I think I could actually forgive George Lucas for the prequels if he’d consider replacing the audio from the fight scene at the end of episode one with the version you hear in the video above. What say you, geeks? [Via Geekologie]
Apparently, York, UK-based farmer Top Persy has a lot of time on his hands because look at what he recently did with one of his corn fields, which he now calls the Maize Maze. [Via]
Brittney Lee makes amazing cut out art, and her series featuring Harry Potter and friends makes no exception to this. Check it out: [The Art of Brittney Lee | Via Buzzfeed]
Some rather awesome star wars/?classic blockbuster mashup movie posters by Australian artist Matt Ranzetta. [Source]