Wolverine Boba Fett
Source: Dorkly
All I can say is that if the Empire had started with this genetic material for their StormTrooper cloning program, the Rebel Alliance wouldn't have stood a chance.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Kids: New Sith Apprentice
Little Sariah Gallego picks a rather awkward time to swear allegiance to the Dark Side during a stage show at Disneyland. I love how the Stormtrooper gives an arm pump when she kneels.
Via: Reddit
Kids: Star Wars Droid Twins
The Burton Twins as Star Wars Droids at Celebration V
The girls are the daughters of Juiceman1138 and costume designer humblebumbleb, who writes:
"The base of the dresses is sewn using New Look pattern # 6878. It's a quick and easy pattern that I make for my girls for every holiday and event. The dresses were then embellished with puff paint. That's right, the same thing we all used when we were 10 years old to paint on everything, it is one of my favorite craft supplies. A little felt here and there for R2's panel, and finished the outfits off with little bow head bands from the left over fabric.
I wanted to make my girl's "costumes" that I knew they would be comfortable in and wear all day and that would be cute and girly."
Monday, April 11, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Tattoo: Fullbody Tardis
I've met a lot of people who love Doctor Who, but this girl takes the fandom to a whole new level. The girl getting the TARDIS tattoo explained that the this tattoo represents the travels that she has encountered in her life, as well as her future travels.
Kids: Mad Max Reenactment
Kids Reenact Mad Max by Tino Schaedler & Achim Lippoth
In this photo set, a young boy dressed like Mad Max (Mel Gibson) has a hostile encounter with a tribe of savages in the middle of the desert. The photos were commissioned by 'Kid's Wear' magazine. They are the first collaboration of adNAU's Tino Schaedler and photographer Achim Lippoth. Schaedler designed the vehicles in imitation of the movie's as well as the sets, which were augmented with computer-generated landscapes by Hamburg-based production house The Scope.
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