Prancercise: A Fitness Workout with Thor!

Oh my Thor!

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Mar 03 2013

The Avengers: Unhulked

You wouldn’t like him when he’s angry… because it’s kind of pathetic.

Feb 11 2013

Happy Chinese New Year from the Powerpuff Avengers

Happy Spring Festival!

福(Cap) brings you Happiness.

禄(Tony) brings you Affluence.

寿(Thor) brings you Longevity.

喜(Loki) brings you Joy and…a baby.

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irosyan

Feb 07 2013

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Avengers Valentines

Assemble your favorite superheroes with these valentines! (Dick jokes included, superpowers sold separately.)

Printed on 3 x 4 gloss..

(vía The Epitome of Comedy)

Jan 09 2013

Behind the Magic: “Marvel’s The Avengers” - Anatomy of a Shot

While “The Avengers” posed many visual efffects challenges, one of the larger challenges was pulling together the “tie-in” shot during the third act of the film.

Rather than frames, this single shot is measured in minutes on screen and is one of the longest effects shots in the film. It incorporates both practical special effects and extensive digital visual effects by ILM.

The New York City environment that serves as the setting for this shot (and virtaully the entire alien invasion) is computer generated by the visual effects team at ILM.

Jan 03 2013

I don’t think people understand how lonely I am on Facebook

…like everyone hates me seriosly.

LOL!

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somaliks

Dec 13 2012

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Heroes & Villains: Thor

somamix1:

Thor on Flickr.

For Print Purchase, http://www.etsy.com/listing/115677510/heroesvillains-issue-3-print-9

To view the entire series of Heroes + Villains for sale, visit www.etsy.com/shop/philipbonneau

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somamix1

Nov 04 2012

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The Mario Avengers

(by ~TheJayPhenrix)

Oct 24 2012

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Iron Man 3 Mark XLVII Armor In Stained Glass - Avengers

The final dimensions for this piece are 31”x47” There are a total of 334 Pieces of Glass and the window is 9.5 square feet. I used 275 feet of copper foil and 5 rolls of solder to complete this. Construction time is over 100 hours. Those of you with keen eyesight will notice that Iron Man is propped up with two books on contract law, which proves that law school is not a complete waste of time, because you can set things on your books when you’re done.

(by MartianGlassWorks)