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]]>Carlee is a talented multimedia artist, who mostly focuses on 3D animation these days. He came up with a creative way to improve his skills as an animator outside of industry restrictions or constraints when he decided to make LEGO an essential part of his artistic process.
He usually designs textures, torsos, and faces of his LEGO characters in Photoshop and Procreate before animating them with Blender. Animating with LEGO is a time-consuming process, but it’s proven to be a great testing ground for real animation because the stiffness of characters leaves less room for mistakes.
Completing a single video can take between a day to a week, depending on how long and complex the scene is. When it comes to choosing the scenes he’s going to work on, it comes down to what he’s in the mood for and how much time he has at his disposal.
Despite getting many requests, Carlee tries to focus on his favorite TV shows and movies to avoid burnout, ranging from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Brooklyn Nine-Nine to New Girl and Parks and Recreation.
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]]>The post Summer Blockbusters Led Several Cute Animals to Viral Fame appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Lupita Nyong’o’s fear of cats almost cost her the role in A Quiet Place: Day One, but she did everything in her power to overcome it. Her character in this film tried to survive the apocalypse alongside her cat Frodo, while the Oscar winner conquered her fear of felines and later decided to adopt a rescue cat of her own.
Deadpool & Wolverine featured more amazing cameos than we can count, and one of its most memorable guest stars was a British pup named Peggy. She was an Instagram sensation even before being cast as Dogpool, thanks to winning the competition for Britain’s ugliest dog last year.
Glen Powell’s dog Brisket was such a major part of the promo tour for Twisters that we’ve expected to see him in this movie, but he never showed up on screen. Despite not being in the movie, Brisket brought the film’s cast closer together and took the world by storm once this blockbuster hit the theaters.
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]]>The post AI Reimagines “The Lord of the Rings” Trilogy as Wes Anderson-Directed Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Using artificial intelligence, Curious Refuge reimagined the Lord of the Rings trilogy as Wes Anderson-directed movies. This version, titled The Whimsical Fellowship, features some of Anderson’s signature visual style and camera work while employing several of his frequent collaborators in main roles.
Anderson’s Lord of the Rings film adaptations features a cast that includes Timothée Chalamet as Frodo, Bill Murray as Gandalf, Tilda Swinton as Galadriel, Edward Norton as Aragorn, Adrian Brody as Legolas, Jeff Goldblum as Elrond, Willem Dafoe as Smeagol and Owen Wilson as Sauron.
“From the quaint and idyllic Shire to the majestic and intricate architecture of Rivendell, “The Whimsical Fellowship” pays homage to both the beloved Lord of the Rings trilogy and Anderson’s iconic filmography,” said Curious Refuge about the project.
Check out the full trailer for The Whimsical Fellowship below and see how different Lord of the Rings movies might have turned out if Anderson had been behind the camera.
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]]>The post Theaters Are Still Around, And Just As Magical As Ever appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Perhaps it was all because of COVID-19 that people feel that movie theaters are no longer existent. Yes, for a solid year they were virtually all shut down, and we all forgot what it was like to go to a movie. But once the pandemic started to die down, the theaters opened right up again. Those who missed the movies headed right back—and just because everyone else didn’t doesn’t mean the theaters are obsolete.
It should also be noted that movie theaters have upped their game. It used to be the case that you had to pay extra to get special reclining couch-like chairs made of leather—but now those comfy chairs are pretty much the norm, at least at AMC Theaters. The point is that while streaming services make it a lot more convenient to stay at home, there’s still the option to go out and see a movie if you so chose. And trust us when we say that it’s just as fun as it ever was.
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]]>The post Steelberg is Making Retro VHS Covers Inspired by Modern Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Steelberg’s Instagram page, followed by 40,000 people and counting, will take you straight back to the ’80s and ’90s when movie lovers couldn’t imagine their lives without VHS tapes. This creative designer mastered the art of creating retro-looking VHS covers, but you’ll notice two worlds collide when you look at them.
Even though Steelberg’s VHS covers look straight out of the ’80s, they’re actually inspired by modern-day movies and TV shows, such as Stranger Things, The Mandalorian, and WandaVision.
He usually focuses on the movies he thinks would look good as VHS tapes, but the inspiration sometimes strikes from the most unusual places.
“I’m a child of the ’80s, so it just seemed natural for me—the movies, the music, the TV, you name it… Everything inspires me. Mostly, though, it’s the group of underground artists that have been doing this ’80s nostalgia-driven art scene way before I came along,” Steelberg told Vehlinggo.
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]]>The post Check Out These Recreated Movie Posters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Using his skills and a keen eye for detail, Doaly is able to capture the essence of each film while still adding his own personal touch. He spends hours recreating every aspect of the original poster, from the font and color choices to the composition and imagery.
He also adds his own creative touch by incorporating elements from the film that may not have been included in the original design. Sometimes he adds a character or a quote from the movie to give the poster an extra layer of depth. His recreations have gained a devoted following online, with many film fans praising his attention to detail and creative approach.
Doaly worked with big client names such as BBC, Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Wired and Sony Playstation, and Image Comics.
He also shares his work online, where he has gained more than 34 thousand followers and has hundreds of likes on each image.
To see more images, check out the gallery below, and don’t forget to hit the “follow” button.
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]]>The post Mohamed Halawany’s Illustrations Show Our Favorite Movie Characters Covered in Gold appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Since starting his Instagram page @halawany.m, this artist attracted over 40,000 followers, and his golden portraits aren’t the only ones responsible for his success. He’s a versatile digital artist, art director, producer, and co-founder of 7pictures, and we’ve seen him explore many forms of digital illustration, but none of them compares to his “Gold Portrait” series, depicting beloved pop culture characters covered in gold.
His gold portraits became a true sensation thanks to their hyperrealist look and the fact they depict the characters we’re all familiar with. Cinema4d and Octane render are some of the tools that Halawany used to achieve this amazing effect and he truly struck gold with this creative endeavor.
He shared the full series on his Behance page, but only posted a few of the very best portraits on Instagram. You’ll especially enjoy his work if you’re a Disney, Marvel, or Star Wars fan, but he also shared portraits depicting characters outside of these franchises, such as Batman, Superman, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Homer Simpson.
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]]>The post Dad and His 5-Year-Old Daughter Recreate Scenes From Famous Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>According to Zane, the idea was born back in April when he was brainstorming about creative things he and his little one could do during the lockdown. It all started when Matilda climbed atop an old plastic car and started surfing on it.
“I just happened to ignore all parental instincts of concern and instead recalled the iconic scene in Teen Wolf where Mike J. Fox surfs on top of Stiles’ van,” the dad confessed on Bored Panda.
They have already done over 70 recreations, and despite being only 5 years old, Matilda has done a great job posing for each scene, and we have to give a huge applaud to her dad as well, whose Photoshops skills are amazing.
To see their project, check out the gallery below. What a great idea to entertain your little one, right?
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]]>The post Artist Adds “Star Wars” to Old Paintings appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Dave from Arrowhead Vintage & Goods specializes in upcycling thrift paintings and most of his work is inspired by the Star Wars franchise.
“I started making these designs because I owned a vintage store and had some really beautiful landscapes but I couldn’t sell for $5,” Dave told Digg. The artist explained how he was tempted to throw away all these paintings he owned for years, but eventually decided to give them another chance. That’s when he transformed a painting for the first time by adding an ATST and Ewoks fishing on the lake. And the result was amazing!
Finding old painting is not a problem these days, Dave claims, but breathing new life into them is a bit more tricky. Sometimes he needs several weeks just to study the painting and its style, in order to perfectly blend his characters into the scene.
Take a look at Dave’s unique paintings in the photos below.
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]]>The post Artist Re-imagines “Good Movies as Old Books” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>As part of the project, Stevens re-imagines the movie he likes as a cover of an old book. So far he worked through more than 100 movie titles.
Although this started as a creative exercise for the talented designer and illustrator, he quickly captured the attention of social media users, and the project now proudly stands among his most recognizable works.
“After doing a few entries the project took on a life of its own and I became excited about continuing to explore new ideas and reinterpret movies from my life that I have a deep affection for,” Stevens said about his project.
Steven also created a Kickstarter campaign to print these covers and received overwhelming support. He already surpassed the $30,000 goal with 831 backers pledging $57,055 to his project.
Check out more of his works below.
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]]>The post Trevor Carlee is Using LEGO to Recreate Iconic Movie & TV Scenes appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Carlee is a talented multimedia artist, who mostly focuses on 3D animation these days. He came up with a creative way to improve his skills as an animator outside of industry restrictions or constraints when he decided to make LEGO an essential part of his artistic process.
He usually designs textures, torsos, and faces of his LEGO characters in Photoshop and Procreate before animating them with Blender. Animating with LEGO is a time-consuming process, but it’s proven to be a great testing ground for real animation because the stiffness of characters leaves less room for mistakes.
Completing a single video can take between a day to a week, depending on how long and complex the scene is. When it comes to choosing the scenes he’s going to work on, it comes down to what he’s in the mood for and how much time he has at his disposal.
Despite getting many requests, Carlee tries to focus on his favorite TV shows and movies to avoid burnout, ranging from Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Brooklyn Nine-Nine to New Girl and Parks and Recreation.
The post Trevor Carlee is Using LEGO to Recreate Iconic Movie & TV Scenes appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>The post Summer Blockbusters Led Several Cute Animals to Viral Fame appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Lupita Nyong’o’s fear of cats almost cost her the role in A Quiet Place: Day One, but she did everything in her power to overcome it. Her character in this film tried to survive the apocalypse alongside her cat Frodo, while the Oscar winner conquered her fear of felines and later decided to adopt a rescue cat of her own.
Deadpool & Wolverine featured more amazing cameos than we can count, and one of its most memorable guest stars was a British pup named Peggy. She was an Instagram sensation even before being cast as Dogpool, thanks to winning the competition for Britain’s ugliest dog last year.
Glen Powell’s dog Brisket was such a major part of the promo tour for Twisters that we’ve expected to see him in this movie, but he never showed up on screen. Despite not being in the movie, Brisket brought the film’s cast closer together and took the world by storm once this blockbuster hit the theaters.
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]]>The post AI Reimagines “The Lord of the Rings” Trilogy as Wes Anderson-Directed Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Using artificial intelligence, Curious Refuge reimagined the Lord of the Rings trilogy as Wes Anderson-directed movies. This version, titled The Whimsical Fellowship, features some of Anderson’s signature visual style and camera work while employing several of his frequent collaborators in main roles.
Anderson’s Lord of the Rings film adaptations features a cast that includes Timothée Chalamet as Frodo, Bill Murray as Gandalf, Tilda Swinton as Galadriel, Edward Norton as Aragorn, Adrian Brody as Legolas, Jeff Goldblum as Elrond, Willem Dafoe as Smeagol and Owen Wilson as Sauron.
“From the quaint and idyllic Shire to the majestic and intricate architecture of Rivendell, “The Whimsical Fellowship” pays homage to both the beloved Lord of the Rings trilogy and Anderson’s iconic filmography,” said Curious Refuge about the project.
Check out the full trailer for The Whimsical Fellowship below and see how different Lord of the Rings movies might have turned out if Anderson had been behind the camera.
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]]>The post Theaters Are Still Around, And Just As Magical As Ever appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Perhaps it was all because of COVID-19 that people feel that movie theaters are no longer existent. Yes, for a solid year they were virtually all shut down, and we all forgot what it was like to go to a movie. But once the pandemic started to die down, the theaters opened right up again. Those who missed the movies headed right back—and just because everyone else didn’t doesn’t mean the theaters are obsolete.
It should also be noted that movie theaters have upped their game. It used to be the case that you had to pay extra to get special reclining couch-like chairs made of leather—but now those comfy chairs are pretty much the norm, at least at AMC Theaters. The point is that while streaming services make it a lot more convenient to stay at home, there’s still the option to go out and see a movie if you so chose. And trust us when we say that it’s just as fun as it ever was.
The post Theaters Are Still Around, And Just As Magical As Ever appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>The post Steelberg is Making Retro VHS Covers Inspired by Modern Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Steelberg’s Instagram page, followed by 40,000 people and counting, will take you straight back to the ’80s and ’90s when movie lovers couldn’t imagine their lives without VHS tapes. This creative designer mastered the art of creating retro-looking VHS covers, but you’ll notice two worlds collide when you look at them.
Even though Steelberg’s VHS covers look straight out of the ’80s, they’re actually inspired by modern-day movies and TV shows, such as Stranger Things, The Mandalorian, and WandaVision.
He usually focuses on the movies he thinks would look good as VHS tapes, but the inspiration sometimes strikes from the most unusual places.
“I’m a child of the ’80s, so it just seemed natural for me—the movies, the music, the TV, you name it… Everything inspires me. Mostly, though, it’s the group of underground artists that have been doing this ’80s nostalgia-driven art scene way before I came along,” Steelberg told Vehlinggo.
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]]>The post Check Out These Recreated Movie Posters appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Using his skills and a keen eye for detail, Doaly is able to capture the essence of each film while still adding his own personal touch. He spends hours recreating every aspect of the original poster, from the font and color choices to the composition and imagery.
He also adds his own creative touch by incorporating elements from the film that may not have been included in the original design. Sometimes he adds a character or a quote from the movie to give the poster an extra layer of depth. His recreations have gained a devoted following online, with many film fans praising his attention to detail and creative approach.
Doaly worked with big client names such as BBC, Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Marvel Comics, Lucasfilm, Warner Bros, 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, Wired and Sony Playstation, and Image Comics.
He also shares his work online, where he has gained more than 34 thousand followers and has hundreds of likes on each image.
To see more images, check out the gallery below, and don’t forget to hit the “follow” button.
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]]>The post Mohamed Halawany’s Illustrations Show Our Favorite Movie Characters Covered in Gold appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Since starting his Instagram page @halawany.m, this artist attracted over 40,000 followers, and his golden portraits aren’t the only ones responsible for his success. He’s a versatile digital artist, art director, producer, and co-founder of 7pictures, and we’ve seen him explore many forms of digital illustration, but none of them compares to his “Gold Portrait” series, depicting beloved pop culture characters covered in gold.
His gold portraits became a true sensation thanks to their hyperrealist look and the fact they depict the characters we’re all familiar with. Cinema4d and Octane render are some of the tools that Halawany used to achieve this amazing effect and he truly struck gold with this creative endeavor.
He shared the full series on his Behance page, but only posted a few of the very best portraits on Instagram. You’ll especially enjoy his work if you’re a Disney, Marvel, or Star Wars fan, but he also shared portraits depicting characters outside of these franchises, such as Batman, Superman, Winnie-the-Pooh, and Homer Simpson.
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]]>The post Dad and His 5-Year-Old Daughter Recreate Scenes From Famous Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>According to Zane, the idea was born back in April when he was brainstorming about creative things he and his little one could do during the lockdown. It all started when Matilda climbed atop an old plastic car and started surfing on it.
“I just happened to ignore all parental instincts of concern and instead recalled the iconic scene in Teen Wolf where Mike J. Fox surfs on top of Stiles’ van,” the dad confessed on Bored Panda.
They have already done over 70 recreations, and despite being only 5 years old, Matilda has done a great job posing for each scene, and we have to give a huge applaud to her dad as well, whose Photoshops skills are amazing.
To see their project, check out the gallery below. What a great idea to entertain your little one, right?
The post Dad and His 5-Year-Old Daughter Recreate Scenes From Famous Movies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>The post Artist Adds “Star Wars” to Old Paintings appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>Dave from Arrowhead Vintage & Goods specializes in upcycling thrift paintings and most of his work is inspired by the Star Wars franchise.
“I started making these designs because I owned a vintage store and had some really beautiful landscapes but I couldn’t sell for $5,” Dave told Digg. The artist explained how he was tempted to throw away all these paintings he owned for years, but eventually decided to give them another chance. That’s when he transformed a painting for the first time by adding an ATST and Ewoks fishing on the lake. And the result was amazing!
Finding old painting is not a problem these days, Dave claims, but breathing new life into them is a bit more tricky. Sometimes he needs several weeks just to study the painting and its style, in order to perfectly blend his characters into the scene.
Take a look at Dave’s unique paintings in the photos below.
The post Artist Adds “Star Wars” to Old Paintings appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>The post Artist Re-imagines “Good Movies as Old Books” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.
]]>As part of the project, Stevens re-imagines the movie he likes as a cover of an old book. So far he worked through more than 100 movie titles.
Although this started as a creative exercise for the talented designer and illustrator, he quickly captured the attention of social media users, and the project now proudly stands among his most recognizable works.
“After doing a few entries the project took on a life of its own and I became excited about continuing to explore new ideas and reinterpret movies from my life that I have a deep affection for,” Stevens said about his project.
Steven also created a Kickstarter campaign to print these covers and received overwhelming support. He already surpassed the $30,000 goal with 831 backers pledging $57,055 to his project.
Check out more of his works below.
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