Developed by London-based illustrator Mr. Peruca, this collection of “Notorious Baldies” illustrations offers up one of the best collections of famous pop culture characters that also happen to be bald or going bald. Characters within the collection have been pulled from comic books, movies and television shows that include Star Wars, Breaking Bad, The Avengers, Batman, Superman, Lord of the Rings, The Karate Kid, Family Guy and The Goonies.

In addition to this collection, Peruca has also created a number of illustrations that uses isometric art to create popular figures such as Iron Man and Carl Sagan as well as a series on animals camouflaged in a specific color. If you have any interest in purchasing the Baldies series of images, you can find Peruca’s online shop here at Art&Toys. But first, be sure to check out the entire collection below:

Bane

Darth Maul

Dr. Manhattan

Charlie Brown

Gollum

Mikhail Gorbachev

Hellboy

Homer Simpson

Lex Luther

Mr. Myiagi

Nick Fury

Pennywise

Pinhead

Professor X

Sloth

Stewie Griffin

Walter White

Yoda

18 of Pop Culture’s Most Famous Baldies of All Time

Created by illustrator Tim Anderson, this collection of illustrations takes the classic 1920s pulp novel covers and applies the style to popular movie franchises. Movies adapted into pulp comics and novels within the collection include The Matrix, The Incredibles, Alien, Blade Runner, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

The Star Wars series is particularly creative since the illustrator also gave each movie a new title, specifically to tantalize the audience that reads seedy, pulp novels. In addition to his work with the pulp style, Anderson has already created other minimalist and homage art related to The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, The Fantastic Four, the Lord of the Rings series, Pee Wee Herman, Star Trek: Into Darkness and Gladiator.

If you are interested in purchasing a print of these pulp comic and novel illustrations, Anderson sells prints in regular and poster size on his Big Cartel storefront here. Check out some of our favorite illustrations from his collection below:

Popular Movies Turned into Pulp Comics, Novels

If you haven’t checked out the fantastic drawings of Los Angeles illustrator Jeff Victor, you are in for a real treat! Over the past year, Victor has been illustrating specific actors and actresses over the years in their most famous roles. For instance, Bill Murray’s illustration panel includes his character from Caddyshack, Ghostbusters, Groundhog’s Day, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou and Zombieland.

Other famous actors and actresses illustrated in his work so far include Tim Curry, Charlize Theron, Gary Oldman, Tom Hanks, Uma Thurman, Nick Cage, Rick Moranis, Johnny Depp, Sigourney Weaver, Natalie Portman, Kurt Russell and Jim Carrey. He’s also illustrated popular characters like Batman over the decades and Biff Tannen from the Back to the Future series.

You can even purchase prints of the Actor Evolution series as well as more popular pop culture inspired illustrations at Victor’s Big Cartel storefront here. Check out some of our favorite illustrations below:

Batman

Biff Tannen (Back to the Future)

Bill Murray

Charlize Theron

Gary Oldman

Jack Nicholson

Jim Carrey

Johnny Depp

Kurt Russell

Natalie Portman

Nicholas Cage

Rick Moranis

Sigourney Weaver

Tim Curry

Tom Hanks

Uma Thurman

16 Amazing Actor Evolution Illustrations

We’ve scoured the Internet to collect twenty of our favorite Star Wars propaganda posters, the majority of which seem to rally support for Darth Vader and the Empire. It’s likely that the Empire would have a vastly more impressive propaganda machine in place to churn out posters, commercials and advertisements that would turn the public against rebel scum as well as glorify the act of enlistment in the service.

Various Star Wars characters displayed within the posters include Darth Vader, Yoda, Darth Maul, the Emperor, stormtroopers and Rebel pilots. Check out this collection of Star Wars propaganda posters.

Pro-Empire Propaganda Posters

Pro-Rebels Propaganda Posters

Pro-Galactic Credits

20 Fantastic Star Wars Propaganda Posters

Created by animation designer Andry Rajoelina, this adorable collection of illustrations depicts father figures from movies and television shows walking their children to school. Movies and television shows depicted in this collection include Breaking Bad, The Goonies, Gremlins, TMNT, Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Kickass, The A Team, Misfits, Back to the Future and Ghostbusters.

Check out the entire collection of movies dads below. If interested in purchasing a print, Rajoelina has made them available through his Big Cartel store here.

Walter White and little Jesse Pinkman

Doc Brown and little Marty McFly

NYC’s Statue of Liberty and the little Ghostbusters

Chunk and the Goonies

Mr. Wing and Gizmo

Professor Henry Jones and little Indy

Dr. Grant, Dr. Sattler and the kids

Big Daddy, Hit-Girl and little Kickass

Hannibal and the little A Team

Tony Morecombe and the little Misfits

Master Splinter and the little Turtles

Awesome Movie & TV Dads Walking Their Kids to School

Releasing in just a couple months with J.J. Abrams at the helm, Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens is definitely going to be an epic sequel for fans of the Star Wars universe. However, it’s going to be tough to top the original trilogy, especially the sinister nature of one black suit-wearing, fallen Jedi by the name of Darth Vader.

While the Dark Lord of the Sith is about as badass as a villain gets, leave it to the Internet to turn Anakin The Betrayer into the cutest little Darth that you have ever seen. Check out this collection of Darth Vaders that are infinitely more adorable than animals dressed up as Star Wars characters:

Bonus! Kid Darth Vader in the Volkswagen commercial:

15 of the Cutest Darth Vaders You’ll Find in This Galaxy

Created by the fine folks over at Stock Logos, this collection of illustrations combines potential Halloween costume ideas with Google’s mascot, the Android robot. Pop culture references in the collection include sources such as Star Wars, Angry Birds, Avatar, The Avengers, DC Comics and animated children’s shows.

You can check out the entire collection at Stock Logos, but our favorite designs can be found below:

20 Halloween Costumes for Google’s Android Robot

With the launch of The Walking Dead season 4 just a couple days away, we wanted to celebrate by showcasing a variety of zombie propaganda posters found around the Web. Pro-zombie, anti-zombie, we’ve got them all. Take a look at the posters below.

Also, if you need a refresher course on the events that unfolded in the last episode of The Walking Dead Season 3, here are the highlights for a recap. Click the toggle to unleash the spoilers:

The Walking Dead Season 3 Last Episode Spoilers!

Zombie Propaganda Posters

15 Frightening Zombie Propaganda Posters

Developed by digital artist / designer and illustrator Mike Mahle, this collection of James Bond inspired posters takes iconic elements from the 007 films over the years and utilizes them within each poster. For instance, the Tomorrow Never Dies poster includes the jet fighters seen at the start of the film, the offshore U.S. ship in the middle of the conflict and the silhouette of the evil newspaper mogul that was behind it all.

Beyond the various adventures of James Bond, Mahle’s other work includes a series on the dastardly villains of Gotham City as well as a variety of popular movies adapted into posters. You can check out his full portfolio of work on his DeviantArt profile page here.

But first, be sure to to check out the best of the James Bond posters below:

22 Ridiculously Amazing 007 Posters for James Bond Films

Created by Russian graphic designer Yakushev Grigory, this collection of illustrations combines characters from the popular mobile game franchise Angry Birds with well-known logos of brands and products. Logos depicted within the series include Google Chrome, Starbucks, Adidas, Nike, Apple, Twitter, Pepsi and Pringles.

After Angry Birds (iTunes / Google Play) was released for the Apple iPhone during  2009, it blossomed into one of the most popular games for mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. It’s spawned sequels based on seasons, holidays, the animated film Rio, space travel and the Star Wars franchise.

In addition, a somewhat less successful spin-off called Bad Piggies (iTunes / Google Play) was released last year. That game is presented from the perspective of the pigs rather than the birds. Beyond games, a 3D animated film starring the Angry Birds has been announced for a July 2016 launch date.

Anyway, check out the full Angry Brands collection below. You can also see more of Grigory’s work on his Behance profile here.

Angry Birds Brand Logos

This is What Happens When You Mix Angry Birds with Popular Brands