Power Rangers by InkOne
Choose your favorite Ranger (though you’re wrong if it’s not Tommy) and live the dream of choreographed poses and giant dinosaur robots. Shirts and clothing for your body available at Redbubble.
Homemade Frankenturret by Daniel / Corroder666
The thankfully short-lived Wheatley Laboratories produced many scientific abominations. The Frankenturret, a wretched mashed-together hybrid of the Aperture Science Sentry Turret and the Weighted Storage Cube, was only ever capable of pathetically hopping if placed upright and were quickly discontinued after their creator, Wheatley, was ported into space. DA user Corroder666 made one from scratch, however, complete with glow-y eyes and twitching legs. His goal was to have them walk on their own, but much like the real things, they proved totally inept at even the simplest science. You can read more info about the build (in german) at here, or check out the video below to see it in testing mode:
Artist: Deviantart
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon by Pertheseus
When it comes to Power Rangers, the OG series, Tommy was really the only one that mattered (even if he was a bit of a cockbag at first). Pertheseus frames the two forms of Tommy, both as Green and White Ranger with the Dragon and Tiger Zords that accompany them and are only a talking dagger ocarina song away.
Artist: DeviantArt / Facebook (colors by Jose Vega)
Mechanical Buddhists by Zang Zi Won
of Buddhist sculptures into the scifi realm, outfitting them with H.R. Giger-esque mechanical parts, their porcelain-doll faces reflecting the monk’s detachment from humanity in both spirit and now in physical form. Check out a clip of one of Zang’s mechanized sculptures below:
What Keeps The Planet Spinning by James Franzen / Radio Gosha
It’s gonna be a good year for French alien robot music (or are they human after all?). James aka Radio Gosha joins the celebration around the world with some chibi Daft Punk spinning to lyrics from the new single “Get Lucky” oh look here it is now let’s listen to it come on
Artist: Deviantart / Website / Tumblr / Facebook
Daft Punk by Matt Taylor
Guy Manuel and Thomas Bangalter in full robot regalia. Check out a teaser track from their upcoming album:
As well as a look at their new shiny space robot suits:
Animechs by Robert Chew
The world would be cooler, if not better, place with large animal-like mechas in it. Robert put some insanely meticulous detail into these mobile combat companions, from Barn Owl Recon Units to Kingfisher Snipers, even explaining the mechanical nuances that allow them to move like their counterparts in the nature. You may not be able to “get in the fucking robot”, but when you’ve got a bigass canon, who’s gonna say you can’t ride your combat-ready Grizzly-Mech into battle with the rest of the Robot Bear Cavalry.
Artist: DeviantArt / Blogspot / Tumblr
Sci-Dorbz by Shichigoro Shingo
The dark, future-infused creatures of Schigoro are just as adorable as they are unintentionally kill you during playtime when they forget to realize that you’re made out of soft meat and bone instead of pipes and circuitry. You can purchase prints at Shichigoro’s DeviantArt or pick up leggings and get his designs stretched over your body at Black Milk:
After Us by Cornelius Dämmrich
It’s not unreasonable to believe that once humans succeed in wiping each other out, that our animal and cybernetic friends (this is the future, remember… whether distant or not too far off) would remain to scour the pieces, finding life to be just as suitable as it was before we decided to feed them and pick up their poops.
Artist: Behance / DeviantArt / Website
It Came From Space by Amelie Hutt
The dark, fantastical arts of Amelie seem to depict all genus of space demons that have crashed into our realm through a portal scientists accidentally opened. Thanks, Obama!! Prints and other assorted goodies of Amelie’s work can be purchased at Society6 and mysoti.
Artist: DeviantArt / Website / Youtube
The Future After The Future by Jason Edmiston
First they got intelligent, then they developed SkyNet. Then they send a cyborg ape back in time to ensure repeat the cycle ad infinitum and ensure Judgement Day is inevitable. Originally created for Genome Gallery’s Robot Apocalypse show, you can now purchase this painting from the Forbidden Zone over at the Etsy.
Artist: DeviantArt / Website
