Chris Petescia
Co-founder of Carrot Creative, design geek, practical hippie, music enthusiast and generally creative individual who finds inspiration through imagination.
Located in Park Slope & DUMBO, Brooklyn, NY.
Dreaming in a galaxy far, far away....
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
For Beth’s birthday I commissioned a ‘van Gogh’ oil painting of The Tardis exploding/ End of the Universe, as seen in the Doctor Who episode “The Pandorica Opens.”
“Phasers are cool”: Doctor Who And Picard Team Up
In a move that perhaps only awesome comic books could pull off, there’s going to be a massive team-up. And this time it doesn’t involve Capcom or Marvel.
Justin Van Genderen took three famous television programs / films (Harry Potter, Star Trek & The Simpsons) and re-designed their unique alcoholic beverage of choice.
Each stylized poster above is now on sale at Justin’s Imagekind store.
Fictional Beverage Posters by Justin Van Genderen(Flickr) (Twitter)
With new additions to his popular social media / video game propaganda poster collection, Aaron Wood’s selling each 11” x 17” print on Etsy for $8.
Propaganda Posters by Aaron Wood (Etsy)
Via: Geeks Are Sexy
Ashley Eckstein & Her Universe support female sci-fi fans and fighting bullying.
A great CNN story about our client’s efforts and the efforts of others’ in helping geek girls to be proud of who they are:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/12/09/katie.starwars.geek/index.html?hpt=C2
and
http://www.cnn.com/2010/LIVING/12/09/geek.girls.katie/index.html
Because that R2-D2 swimsuit just wasn’t sexy enough, here’s C-3P0
Delorean Time Machine Hard Drive
you’re looking for a drive to use as a Time Machine backup for your Mac, what better enclosure could you find than an actual time machine? The Delorean Time Machine Hard Drive ($250) is a 1:18 scale replica of the iconic Delorean from Back to the Future, with details like working doors and hood, a Mr. Fusion reactor, and 1950’s wheels + rims, plus a 500 GB Seagate hard drive buried inside. Let’s just hope this time machine doesn’t fall into the wrong hands, lest your private photo collection become the property of the Internets.
link cred: tom
