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Sep 22 2008

Another Art Appreciation Day

Published by bill_finger at 2:01 pm under Uncategorized Edit This

I’m still on a Green Lantern kick from Justice League: The New Frontier , so I hit up deviantART again to see what the fanboys and fangirls over there could offer. In brightest day, in darkest night, no bored readers shall escape my literary might; let those who worship more visual arts behold these sights. . . Green Lanterns’ flights! (Right click and click “View Image” to see them full-sized).

A fantastic Hal Jordan by one “RobHough” :

This one by hawk5 makes me green with envy:

Some sort of snake-chick Green Lantern by ROCINATE :

A Kyle Rayner homage to Alex Ross’ homage to Hal Jordan by greenlanternsgirl1 :

cheeks-74 shows us it’s not easy being green and hosting The Daily Show every night. John Stewart:

And theFranchize reminds us that we can’t have a post without Batman:

Now go save the world.

Batman would share this. . .

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One Response to “Another Art Appreciation Day”

# eclecticbirdon 22 Sep 2008 at 2:31 pm edit this

I wish I had the artistic talent necessary to get the things I see in my head on paper Then the rest of the world could freak out with me.

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