Posters: Game of Fandom Houses

"GoT Pop Culture" by Brazil-based Miguel Lokia

Pop Culture Fandoms represented as Game of Thrones Houses

Illustration: Pop Culture Portraits

Pop Culture Portraits by Melbourne, Australia-based Florey

Prints available for purchase from Society6. US$20

Mash-Up: PHARAPOPS

"PHARAPOPS" by Zaven Najjar

PHARAPOPS project by Zaven Najjar is collection of illustrations of pop culture icons such as Snoop Dogg and Audrey Hepburn in the style of ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics.

Sure their architectural feats are impressive (and still standing) and yes their irrigation systems were marvellous - but they were communicating with emoticons and portrait-like selfies thousands of years before we started doing it. That, and they worshipped some humans as though they were gods.

Just take this art series from Zaven Najjar. His series of pop culture stars illustrated in a hieroglyphic-style look just as comfortable on a Pinterest board as they would on the walls of an ancient tomb.

Illustration: 80s Supervillains

"80s Supervillains" by Rocky Davies

"I’ve been having a lot of fun with this series.  I had the idea to depict a ton of 80’s villains in a new light.  Kinda like they decided to improve their public relations image by releasing pop albums and doing cover songs.  Here is the result."

Illustration: Pop Culture Dog Walkers

Pop Culture Ladies Walking Dogs by Michigan-based artist Brian Rubenacker

Prints available for purchase from Etsy. US$20

In this cool series of illustrations, Michigan-based artist Brian Rubenacker – famous for his geeky dog paintings – turns Wonder Woman, Batgirl, Princess Leia, Jessica Rabbit, and Harley Quinn into proud owners of Boston Terriers.

Illustration: Scott Park Posters

"Synthespians" by Scott Park

Prints available for purchase from Society6. US$18

"Famous cars! Famous Robots! Famous heroes!  There’s something for everyone.
Remember, nothing says “I love you” like a whole bunch of nerdy pictures!"

Paintings: Oil on Thrift

"First Contact"
“Oil on Thrift" by Rochester, New York-based Dave Pollot

Paintings available for purchase from Etsy. US$15 - $40

[ Previously: Paintings: Paintings Plus Pop Culture ]

Rochester, New York artist Dave Pollot, whose custom work we have written about in the past, has recently added even more geeky pop culture characters and objects to old thrift store paintings.  In my opinion, it's even better

Illustration: Hey Studio

"Hey Studio" by HeyStudio

Paintings: Paintings Plus Pop Culture

"On a Bender II"

Paintings Plus Pop Culture by Dave Pollot

Prints available for purchase from Etsy. US$15

Rochester, New York artist Dave Pollot takes thirft store paintings and adds in geeky pop culture references by hand.