Noelle Stevenson's hipster Lord of the Rings continues.











Time travelling pirate by Dan Matutina available as a print.











Avengers and Fantastic Four by Bobby Rubio. The paintings on the wall are by his children.









Coffee stains by Rebekie Bennington for Threadless's tattoo design challenge (voting's closed).











Athena by Gustav Klimt via Emily Hughes, who offers her own interpretation here.









Map of Portland by Edward Juan on sale here.

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Plush Sleipnir, Odin's many-legged horse, by Plankton Art Company.

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Courage label by Greg Broadmore, brewed by Garage Project.







Star Wars noir commission by Otis Frampton.







Bantha-Phant shirt by Adam Koford on sale for $10 at Woot.







Cronus and Zeus by Graham Annable.



*Buy banthas at eBay.

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I love these ads by Attik for the Scion tC by, starring Zeus. Funny and they do an excellent job of showing off the car:





I couldn't make out what his brand of juice is:



The minisite features ringtones and a downloadable autographed picture.

There's also several "behind the scenes" videos, including this one in which he explains how he created Athena:

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Starfox print by Zac Gorman on sale at the link. Via.



Kate Beaton posted several Greek myth-inspired doodles, including this one starring Echo and Narcissus.



Elephant, robots, and really big donuts by Eric Joyner for an upcoming show at Corey Helford. Via.



Anonymouse.




Pinball Wizard by Ashley Hay up for vote at Threadless.




Medusa by Gilbert Guillemot.

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Jillian Tamaki posted several illustrations she created for the Folio Society collection of Irish Myths and Legends available here.

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Updated versions of Argus, Medusa and more star in Varitan's Illustrated Greek Myths, which is on sale at Amazon. You can read more about the book here, and there's going to be a reading as described here:



Via.

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