Showing posts with label Scott Campbell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scott Campbell. Show all posts

Game Of Thrones Great Showdowns


“You know nothing, Jon Snow.“

I love Scott Campbell’s continuing Great Showdowns series. His latest are 20 Game of Thrones duels. These are four of my favourites.



“If you think this has a happy ending, you haven’t been paying attention.“



“When you’re nothing at all there’s no more reason to be afraid.“



“Brothers! A hundred generations have defended this castle! It’s never fallen before, she will not fall tonight!

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Ghostbustland


Thirty years later and Ghostbusters still holds up. Truly a pop culture classic and worthy of a tribute show by Gallery 1988. This is Scott Campbell's Ghostbustland, which will be available as a print.

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Return Of The Great Pop Culture Showdowns


It's been awhile since I've posted one of Scott Campbell's showdowns, but he has a new show on at Gallery 1988 with over 200 new ones, so I couldn't resist. Above are eight of my favourites — check the show for the rest. Also, I love that he did one of Delicatessen!

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I See Dead Croquet Players
Planet Party Of The Apes
Great Movie Showdowns


Oh, My Love, My Darling, I've Hungered For Your Touch...


I said I was done with Bill Murray postings. I lied. They keep pulling me back in! But this isn't from the Please Post Bills show, but another Gallery 1988 show called Ghosts and featuring one of my favourite artists, Scott Campbell. Also, the scene of Venkman and Slimer is sooo touching.

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Is This The Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?


If the mountain won't come to Freddie Mercury then Freddie Mercury must go to the mountain. Take that, Mount Rushmore! (Queen Mountain by Scott Campbell for the I Want My Music Video Art Show)

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A Damn Good Cup Of Coffee


It's been 20 years since David Lynch brought Twin Peaks, Agent Cooper and Laura Palmer to TV and there have been very few shows since that could match it's oddity. I'd say the The X-Files and, currently, Fringe.

To celebrate the milestone, a Twin Peaks 20th anniversary art exhibit is opening on February 12 in Los Angeles. I was alerted to the show on Scott Campbell's blog and his piece, Concentrating On The J's is above. The pieces below are from a preview by Hi-Fructose.



Walk With Bob by Tim Biskup


Coffee Coffee by Ryan Heska


A Damn Good Cup Of Coffee by Paul Chatem


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Are You Going To Zombie Fair? Brains, Brains, Brains And Brains


When the zombie apocalypse has taken over the world, what would you expect the zombies to do next? Why go to the fair, of course.

Scott Campbell's Zombie Fair, which will be part of his table at the Alternative Press Expo is this weekend in San Francisco (October 16-17.)

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Geek Menagerie: Toronto Comic Arts Festival


I had a great time at the Toronto Comic Arts Festival on Saturday and I can't believe that I hadn't been before. I came home with a bag full of stuff (more on that later) and met a few of my favourite pop artists like Brandon Bird whose Elysium is above.



I had a great chat with Scott Campbell (above, Picnic With The Draculas) and found out that he is going to be having a show at Gallery 1988 with Olly Moss, which came up because I was wearing Moss' Spoilt tee.



I also got to see the real life version of the Time Machine poster from Ryan North of Dinosaur Comics. There were plenty of others so if are in Toronto the show is on again today. Check it out.

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Great Movie Showdowns
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Skeleton Warrior Waterpark


That is one killer waterslide! So is that Jason (of Argonauts fame) crashing the party or is attacking him part of the fun for the skeletons? (Skeleton Warrior Waterpark via Scott Campbell)

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Great Movie Showdowns


"Since the beginning of time, there has been struggle. The epic clash of being against being. Tyrannosaurus Rex vs. Triceratops. Giant Squid vs. the Sperm Whale. The Circle vs. the Square.

The struggle is forever. It makes the world turn around. These are the struggles that make us stop what we are doing and sort of check things out… wondering what the eff.

This is a chronicling of some of the greatest confrontations in FILM HISTORY. The greatest moments of melee. These are the GREAT SHOWDOWNS."

Pop artist Scott Campbell has started a tumblr showcasing his showdowns, adding a new one every day. These are just a few of my faves. (Link via Gallery 1988)

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Frying Up Some Iggys
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Frying Up Some Iggys

Mmm, nothing cures a hangover like a Lust For Life breakfast, with a heap of fried Iggys. From artist Scott Campbell via his show at Gallery1988. This gallery continues to melt my brain with concentrated awesomeness.

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