Check out some of the ridiculously awesome designs created by Pete Ware at his 17th and Oak store on Etsy. Ware takes a popular line from a movie and molds the character that spoke that line out of the letters with some cool typography choices.

In addition to the killer Star Wars themed designs seen below, he’s also developed similar designs for characters from Ghostbusters, Rocky, Terminator, Goodfellas, The Godfather, Blade Runner, Transformers, Lord of the Rings, Drive and Anchorman. (You can purchase the designs directly on Etsy as well.)

I believe my favorite in this list would be a toss up between Han Solo in action and Darth Vader.

Boba Fett: “He’s No Good To Me Dead.”

Darth Vader “You Don’t Know The Power Of The Dark Side.”

Han Solo “I Can Arrange That. You Could Use A Good Kiss.”

Han Solo: “Hokey Religions and Ancient Weapons Are No Match For A Good Blaster At Your Side, Kid.”

Lando Calrissian: “Hello, What Have We Here?”

Princess Leia: “I’d Just As Soon Kiss A Wookie.”

Luke Skywalker: “I Have A Very Bad Feeling About This.”

R2D2 & C3PO: “This Oil Bath Is Going To Feel So Good.”

Yoda: “Do Or Do Not, There Is No Try.”

Star Wars Characters Built with Typography

Sold on the aptly named “Sign-Feld” store on Etsy, these posters take a classic quote from the NBC sitcom hit Seinfeld and print it in gorgeous, clean typography. Available in multiple sizes, characters mentioned within the series include the Soup Nazi, Frank Costanza and Lloyd Braun as well as Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer.

In addition, anyone can request their favorite quote from the show and the designer will create that poster for you. Posters are sold in eight different colors and there are multiple options for sizes as well as discounts on quantity.

Check out our ten favorite Seinfeld quotes from the collection below. If you are interested in browsing the rest of the collection or purchasing a print. head over to the Etsy store.

Seinfeld Quote Posters

Ten Seinfeld Quote Posters in Stunning Typography

Developed by digital artist Midu1995, this collection of art builds popular superheroes and villains from the DC and Marvel universes out of the words that truly define them. Designed out of stunning typography, characters depicted within the series include the Dark Knight, the Joker, Bane, Spider-Man, Venom, Carnage, Iron Man and Deadpool.

For instance, a sampling of words that make up Joker’s illustration includes crazy, tricks, violent, blade, law, smile, pain, darkness, revenge and obsessed. The Joker illustration also seems to be derived from Heath Ledger’s take on the character in The Dark Knight. Alternatively, Bane’s depiction is more representative of the comic book version of the villain rather than the version in The Dark Knight Rises. Beyond superhero-related artwork, the rest of Midu1995’s work is related to automobiles and other random items.

You can check out the full collection below. Just a heads up, Venom, Iron Man, Joker and Bats are all sized at 1080p if you wanted to use them for a new computer wallpaper. (Just click to expand, then save the picture.)

Which one is your favorite?

Eight Superheroes and Villains Created with Gorgeous Typography

Carefully drafted with beautiful simplicity, artist Stuart Jackson has developed a series of minimalist posters depicting a collection of famous alpha males in typographic form. Each poster takes something in particular about the famous alpha male and integrates it into the design of the first letter of their name. For instance, Tom Selleck’s poster is designed using his infamous mustache as the top of the letter T. However, the letter also looks like a palm tree in the design; a nod to Selleck’s work on Magnum P.I.

There are a handful of popular British alpha males in the mix as well, but the majority are a mixture of historical people, movie characters and musicians. You may even happen to see a Muppet and a Greek god in the mix. Jackson is selling the prints on ArtFlakes here in art prints, poster prints and greeting cards.

Check out the entire Alpha Males series from A to Z here:

Famous Alpha Males Transformed into Typography