Illustration roundup

Blade Runner-inspired car by Maciej Kuciara. (Discovered via my Google recommendations this morning, even though it was apparently posted in February 2010.) (Which is awfully creepy.)




Monsters by Trevor Spencer.




Dog by Saud Boksmati.




Evil Eye by Brandon James Scott.




Tie fighter cockpit from this collection of Ralph McQuarrie art. (Site is NSFW.)

*Buy Ralph McQuarrie concept toys at eBay.

Link roundup

1. $230,000 bodyguard dogs.

2. Philip Taylor Kramer:

(July 12, 1952 – February 12, 1995) was a bass guitar player for the rock group Iron Butterfly during the 1970s. After this he obtained a night school degree in aerospace engineering, worked on the MX missile guidance system for a contractor of the US Department of Defense and later in the computer industry on fractal compression, facial recognition systems, and advanced communications. His disappearance on February 12, 1995 caused a mystery lasting for years.

Via.

3. "[T]he largest landslide in New York's recorded history."

Dog going up stairs while wearing the cone of shame

"Lucy had surgery on her head and had to wear the cone of shame. This was the first time she went up the steps unassisted." Via.

Image roundup

Frozen cherries. Via.




User friendly handle.




Cat with a tie.




A rejoinder.




Sauron.




Dog loves fawn.





Peacock Mantis Shrimp.

Image roundup

Chicago's shadow.




Escape.




Fun at Walmart.




I'm a sign.




Puppies.




Nuzzling owls.

Image roundup

This mission is going to be a bloodbath.




Corgi/husky mix.



Naboo by Yanick Dusseault. Via.



Soldier and puppy.



Yawning rabbit.

Image roundup

Bridge at night.




Four elements.




300.




The Skylon, Britain's new spaceplane.




From a gallery of worst Power Point slides. (Or maybe best?) Via these sites.




Puppy cuddles with his new chew toy.

Illustration roundup

Panel from the story "Love Wears No Uniform!"




Jason Chalker turned his Big Trouble in Little China illustration into a t-shirt up for vote.





Pet food and Max Max DVD packaging concepts by Matt Smiroldo. Via.





From Mike Maxwell's show at Subtext Gallery. Via.




Last Exit to Nowhere's new True Romance t-shirt (illustrated by by Matt Haley) is now on sale.