All Blog Posts Tagged 'Superheroes' (10)

With so much creativity generated everyday, we've had the fortune of sharing countless works of art here on My Modern Met. Now, we're also pleased to offer prints and canvases featuring the work of many of today's finest contemporary artists through My Modern Shop. As part of our ongoing series of…

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Sure, we've all seen our share of superhero art but Arian Noveir kicks it up a notch with these (almost) abstract paintings! The France-based web designer creates digital art pieces that we'd love to hang on our walls. See if you can figure out who each character is before you read their names. …



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How do superheroes act when they get older? Sacha Goldberger humorously answers that question with his awesome new photo series called The Darks. The two characters in this tale are Dark Mamika and Dark Papouka (you may remember Mamika from Grandma's Superhero Therapy).… Continue

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Currently "flying" around the web is a cool new series by Danny Haas where he takes some of our most popular superheroes, splits them in half, and then shows us their aliases. Got to love the retro feel to these.





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Fabian Gonzalez must love superheros more than the average man! His newest illustration shows us our ABCs in true superhero style. I got Batman, Superman and Zorro but can someone please name the rest?



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As a huge fan of minimalism, I couldn't pass up the chance to post on Fabian Gonzalez's amazing heroes and villains illustrations. In a similar vein as Eric Slager's minimalist muppets, these illustrations challenge you to identify all the cartoon and comic book characters as you… Continue

In real life, do superheroes exist? Apparently so, and photographer Peter Tangen has the proof.



At first, The Real Life Superhero Project was conceived as an avenue to shine light on a new breed of activism and altruism, through a photographic installation to benefit the established organizations the superheroes believe in. But as more people were brought… Continue

Coran "Kizer" Stone is a very talented illustrator from California. His Ego series gives us a side by side comparison of our favorite superheroes and their secret identities. We love his own, playful interpretations - like how how purposely makes Peter Parker look like he's from the "early 60's more then the modern cool ass Petey of today." Because to Stone, "the Geek…

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Diesel: "In this series, sculptor Adrian Tranquilli shows us the rarely seen, vulnerable side of our favorite superheroes."

"Tranquilli wanted to focus less on the heroes’ superpowers and psychic abilities, and more on their human fragility. As a result, Batman is positioned on his knees looking for answers while Superman is coming…

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Ever wonder what Superheroes do when they're not saving everyday citizens? They just want to be ordinary sometimes! Toronto based photographer Ian Pool gives us a peak at Superheroes when they think we're not looking.

Ian…

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