Superhero Sunday #01

What Are You Doing Here? by Nachomon

Today is the start of a new feature here on Paper &... It's called Superhero Sunday. Every Sunday a hero will be chosen and artwork from across the web will be featured here. The first superhero of Superhero Sunday is Superman. For those who know me this is an obvious one to start with. Being the first and greatest superhero ever, I believe this is appropriate. Leave a comment with suggestions on who you think next weeks superhero should be. I hope you enjoy this amazing art!

Minimalist Star Wars Game Illustrations by Rafal Rola

If it isn't obvious by looking at some of the recent posts, I have a small obsession with minimalist art. This set of illustrations was done by Rafal Rola. I think the capture the feel of the games perfectly. Check Rafal out at Behance.

 

Video Game Posters by Justin D. Russo

Artist Just Russo has created an inspiring set of posters based on video game heroes. Check them out below and heck Justin out on Behance, his blog and his website.

Awesome Pokemon Collage by botjira

Collage art has always been an interest of mine. Botjira has combined this art medium with another thing I love, Pokemon. Bot also does other great collages, but today I am featureing my four favorite ones. Check out Bot on deviantArt and Tumblr.

Dragonite Airlines

Minimalist Superhero Posters by Matthew Waite

These poster's were designed by Matthew Waite. He has a great minimalist style. These are a collection of his superhero posters.  Check him out on deviantArt. 50 points if you can name all the superheros.

Photography by Cole Rise

Cole Rise is a photographer located in San Fransisco, California. He takes portfolio includes photos of the surrell, people flying, landscapes and cows. Check out his website, Twitter and Flickr.

Star Wars Transport Series by pacalin

Pauline Acalin aka Pacalin is both a talented artist and a big tme Star Wars fan. She has created a stunning set of 4 prints based on transports from the Star Wars universe.  Check her out on deviantArt and Tumblr.

Pet Cloud by Michael Casker

Michael Casker is a fashion and portrait photographer based in New York City. I stumbled across this set of photos by him the other day. The set is called Pet Cloud.  Check out Michael's website for more of his work.

Travel Posters by Justin Van Genderen

If you haven't seen Justin V. Genderen's work you need to. He is a freelance artist in Chicago. He has created a poster set based around major comic book citys. I will definatly be featuring more of his art in the future.

Check out his website. www.2046design.com  You can also see him on Flickr and Redbubble.

 

Interview with Sillof

I recently had the chance to pick Sillof's brain. For those of you who don't know who Sillof is, he is a toy customizer as well as a stop-action short film creator. Sillof is pronounced "Si" (like Psi or Sci-fi ) and "llof" (like cough or pilaf). 

Sillof is the creator of many great custom figures. His lines include West Wars, Gaslight Justice League, Star Wars 1942 and many more.

Here is the interview first then a small gallery of my favorites to follow.

Wonderfully Silly Photography by Stephen T.C. Morris

Stephen T.C. Morris aka STCM is a photographer located in London. He has a collection of very creative yet silly works. I'll share my favorites.

The Master and Her Dog

A Mans Work Is Never Done