Category Archives: Cre8ive Abstract

Creative artwork from around the web

LeBron James Fan/Hate Art

LBJ Imagery

Gotta give LeBron some credit, he has surpassed Kobe Bryant – not in championships or MVP titles, but in being the most hated player in the NBA.  And with that special title comes special images to ‘salute you’.  With signing with the Miami Heat, LeBron is leaving Cleveland and heading to Miami to join Chris Bosh & Dwayne Wade – while leaving the city and region of Cleveland, Ohio very upset.  I can’t wait until The Heat play the Cavs in the 10-11 season – LeBron better have some extra security.

Taking down the mural

Ex-Fans Burn LeBron’s Jersey and other LBJ shirts

Dot City – How I Feel

Dot City – How I Feel

Some new music from Toronto’s best kept secret, Dot City ‘How I Feel’. Support good music, no matter where its from (but always a little harder for T Dot people to support their own – unless we got a U.S. co-sign, but whatever).
Anyhow, the artwork and the photography is by moi, d dot b

Catch them on Last.FM, and watch for the mixtape coming soon called Mixed Feelings Vol. 1

Cubism

Cubiriffic

Fly cubism art

In cubist artworks, objects are broken up, analyzed, and re-assembled in an abstracted form—instead of depicting objects from one viewpoint, the artist depicts the subject from a multitude of viewpoints to represent the subject in a greater context. Often the surfaces intersect at seemingly random angles, removing a coherent sense of depth. The background and object planes interpenetrate one another to create the shallow ambiguous space, one of cubism’s distinct characteristics.

Black Superheroes

The Black Superheroes

Yes, they do exist, and have existed since the 1960’s or so – the first popular black super heroes such as ‘Falcon’, and ‘Black Panther’ were introduced to cater to different audiences that were emerging. Jumping forward, the most popular adaptation of a Black Superhero would have to be Will Smith’s portrayal of Hancock released in 2008. And with Hollywood’s fascination of imaginary worlds and characters, the releases of the Iron Man series, X-Men, Avatar, and Transformers, have resurged the comic book industry – whom we once thought was dying, but is surging as they are adapting their content to new mediums (such as Apple’s iPad).


Via Cynical-c.com

The Mighty Thor
Via goodcomics.com


The Falcon: The First Black Superhero by Marvel comics in the 1960’s


Black Panther
Via Black Super Heroes


Via Wired.com

For more information check out: http://www.blacksuperhero.com

iPod Fan Art & Variations

iPod Art

Prior to 2001, Apple was a struggling computer manufacturer, trying to deal with Windows based machines and software; many have written them off, but they dropped the iPod in 2001, and it has to be one of the defining items of the 2000’s.  Since launching on October 23, 2001, the iPod has sold over 240 million units worldwide as of January 2010.  Here are some creative iPod digital art renditions.


Designed by Rebou91

Designed by Saiyan Queen Vega

Designed by Silph Creator

Designed by Kamijo

Nerban Holiday Gift Guide

Nerban Gift Guide

Some fresh fashions and tech gear for the Nerbans and Nerbanettes for this holiday season – from the highly techie stuff to the cool gear.  You can be a nerd with style!

    

    

Iomega 500gb USB powered external Hard Drive

$99 via TigerDirect

The Maraca headphones by WeSC

$64 via KarmaLoop

High Society Pullover by Crooks & Castles

$59 via Dr Jays

The McKenzie Coat by Spiewalk

$169 via KarmaLoop

The Solomon Fatsax by LRG

$26 via KarmaLoop

The Vaider Sneaker by Supra

$96 via KarmaLoop

.:: LiBM ::.