Showing posts with label Thundercats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thundercats. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Augmented Reality ThunderCats Toy Packaging Demo


Bandai just revealed this new ThunderCats and Ben 10 packaging at the UK Toy Fair. 
An animated virtual reality 3D version of the figure springs into action when the back of package
is viewed with a smartphone or ipad. Via Super Punch.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

...But Have You Seen The Panthro Hat?


Sure, you've seen BeeBeeKins amazing crotchet Star Wars hats (bottom pic) on every nerd/craft/Star Wars blog. But check out this sweet ThunderCats Panthro hat - it makes all the other kitty hats out there run and hide under a couch. Here's the Etsy store - of course right now most items are on back order - but like BeeBeeKins Facebook for updates and giveaways.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

The 80's Best Dresses Heroes - Thundercats, He-Man and She-Ra Art by Fabian Ciraolo




Fabian Ciraolo's art is like flipping through the pages from some surreal Sears Catalog from an alternate cartoon universe...and it is awesome! See more Old School animated icons made-over @The Mary Sue

Friday, July 29, 2011

Thundercats Return! Fan Art Gallery Part 3 - Cheetara

 By Mansarali and Matt Rhodes

 By Saiyagina and Gorrem

 By Dave Rapoza and Saltygirl

Previously Art Gallery - Part 1 and Part 2

Thundercats Return! Fan Art Gallery Part 2 - Lion-O, Panthro, & Tygra

Realistic Lion-O by Dave Rapoza

By Phrozac and Javas

Panthro by Sean Galloway and Andy Park


Tygra by Mansarali and Unknown

Previously - Thundercats Gallery Part 1.

The Thundercats Return! - Fan Art Gallery - Part 1- The Team

By Rocketflash
By Worldsfinest
By Lerms
By Pedro Leonelli











By Kizer180

By DaP

Via DeviantArt and this Thundercats page.

Sunday, July 3, 2011

Thundercats Ho! New Promo Clip, Concept Art, & 9 Minutes of Footage - Looks Fantastic

CartoonNetwork has a new promo clip for the series premiere on July 29


Over at IGN they've got Thunder Thursdays. Which has some great behind the scenes info on 
the approach of the new series and the Japanese Anime Studio working on the project. Including a generous amount of production art backgrounds, vehicles and character key models. 
I've shared a few here but visit IGN for a lot more.







I'm really digging the art style so far. The semi muted color pallet, the simple line quality, it all reminds me the art of  Moebius and the classic Heavy Metal movie. There's certainly a bit of Retro feel to it. 
Yes, the Anime influence is clear as well, but it's more like the arty anime style 
usually seen in features like Princess Mononoke from Studio Ghibli versus the broad 
exaggerated styles often seen in Kids Anime series.

And here's a bonus - 9 minute clip from the first episode - for as long as it lasts.