Holy crap, Dan McCarthy is amazing. The artist who did some of the best Star Wars and Lost posters to date now tackles yet another huge property, Star Trek. Mondo is proud to present The City on the Edge of Forever, which dramatizes the 28th episode of the original Star Trek television series which saw the crew finding a portal that can change time and space. Check out the full image from McCarthy’s amazing poster, which goes on sale Wednesday at a random time and will sell out instantly, after the jump. Read More »
The DamonCarltonAndAPolarBear.com Lost-Inspired art viral is still going strong. Here is a round up of the art revealed thus far: Hurley-inspired print by Tim Doyle. Locke-inspired poster created by UK artist Olly Moss, Dharma Van print by Methane Studios, “The Crash” poster by Eric Tan, “The 4-toed Statue by Jason Munn, Ken Taylor’s “The Smoke Monster”, and Kevin Tong’s “The Hatch”.
Rapper/producer 88-Keys released a new song called “Baggage Claim” on his blog, http://polo67life.com, placing himself at the crash of Oceanic 815 on the first day. The newest website, YouMightWantToConsiderHikingBoots.com, was hidden in the song. Dan McCarthy‘s “Rousseau’s Transmission” was available signed and numbered, limited to 300, this print is 18×24 inches for those following the viral. Check out the full poster online after the jump. Click on the image to enlarge.
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