For the fourth year Pixelatedgeek got to attend DesignerCon in Pasadena! See below for a huge photo gallery of designer toys, sculptures, prints, and a ton of art that just defies description!
Instead of recording a Binary System episode this week we met up with Leland to record an episode of his newest podcast (more on THAT to come, watch this space…) so instead we’re going to post a whole bunch of Harry Potter fan art we like. Why? Why not?!
Calling all Lego Fans! This Awesome display was flawlessly put together by the talented members of Cactus Brick, Arizona Lego User Group. There were several displays from Star Wars Legos , to the Avengers, Story-time characters, & many more. Take a closer look and see who you can spot! “Cactus Brick is a group
This past Saturday I headed to Mission Valley in San Diego to check out the newest Pop- Art Museum. Originally, this amazing art gallery was supposed to only be open from June till July but due to popular demand they extended their stay till August 27 2017. Be sure to check it out before it
Binary System Podcast has ONCE AGAIN been on the road this week (promise, folks, things will settle down soon. Probably just in time for San Diego Comic-Con to throw everything askew.) So instead of a podcast, this week we’re doing another post where we scroll through DeviantArt and look at all our favorite pieces. It’s
Binary System is still on the road for the next couple weeks, in the meantime we present a new edition of “Our Favorite DeviantArtists,” also known as “All Transformers, All the Time.”
Binary System is on the road this week, and we’ll return with an episode next Thursday. In the meantime we did what we love to do: browse through our favorite artists over on DeviantArt. Here’s a handful of the ones we were lingering over this week (all images below are Safe For Work, though a few of
Obviously, 2016 was a tough year in terms of losing celebrities we love. And if you know anything about Binary System, you know we love a good piece of fan art, especially the ones that kick us right in the feels. This collection is just a tiny portion of the art that pays tribute to a
Hundreds of artists attended this year’s DesignerCon in Pasadena, and the Convention center was packed with beautiful and bizarre creations: over 90,000 square feet (spilling over into a third giant room and part of the lobby space) was filled with designer toys, prototypes, paintings, plushies, figures, statues, jewelry, and a lot more. Check out our gallery of the ridiculous