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Here’s a cool, i am 8-Bit-style piece by artist Fellipe Martins:

Fun!

You can take a look at some of the artist’s other artwork over at http://nationpoo.blogspot.com/.

It’s Not A Coaster.  Still Cute, But Not A Coaster.

Aw. 

I want one!

Artist Terribly Odd created the cool artwork pictured above, Terribly Small Boba Fett, the second of a 12-part series of Terribly Small – and, so far, incredibly cute - original pieces.

You can order the limited edition Terribly Small Boba Fett (only 12 pieces) here at the uberbot site (www.uberbotonline.com).

Also, check out the artist’s other work at www.terriblyodd.com.

Thanks to Zooey for providing the info.

Here’s the poster:

And here’s part of the same image, brightened up a bit using Photoshop (courtesy of the guys at tformers.com):

Interesting. 

My guess is the face belongs to the character “The Fallen,” and his face just happens to look a lot like the Decepticon symbol:

Very Egyptian, pharoah-like, wouldn’t you say?

Michael Bay and company shot scenes at the pyramids in Egypt.  I hope this doesn’t turn out to be one of those “The-Transformers-played-a-role-in-the-development-of-ancient-human-civilizations” things, like Alien Vs. Predator.

Been a long, long time since I heard any news about this movie.  Here’s the link to the original post I wrote last January. 

I’m really looking forward to seeing this movie when it comes out.  Chocolate looks pretty promising.  And there haven’t been very many martial arts movies coming out lately.

Thoughts?

Wolf Daddy is an award-winning South Korean “anime” directed by Chang Hyung-yun.  Heart-warming and funny, this cute, 10-minute animated short tells the story of a wolf novelist whose life is turned upside down by the unexpected arrival of a six-year-old girl named Young Hee.

The film won the 2005 Korean Animation Award, the Tokyo International Anime Fair Award, as well as the 11th Annual Hiroshima Animation Festival Award.

Here it is, in the original Korean with English subtitles:

“Fridge Deer” – love it!