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Let the age of Bravely Default cosplay commence. Great costume, even if Linda Le has got her characters all wrong (Agnes as a vampire? My Agnes was a performer!)

The Future Of War’s So Bright, You Gotta Wear Shades

Dmitriy Rabochiy is a character artist currently doing some work with Blur. Over the last few years, he’s mainly done stuff for games, mobile and film. You can see more of Dmitriy’s work at his personal site To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they’re big enough, so you can save…

A Game That Brings 80s Action Movies To Life

And some from the 90s as well, I guess, so long as they love FREEDOM

TV News Steals Cosplay Footage, Thinks Thai People Are Japanese

Using cosplay images without crediting the photographer is not cool. It’s a lot worse, though, when a European news program steals some cosplay footage, edits it then falls into the ol’ “all Asians look the same” trap. This story ran recently on Spain’s Telecinco 5. It’s about Tokyo’s fashion culture, and seems to be little…

Ask Dr. Nerdlove: Why Did She Choose Him Over Me?

What’s up, everyone? Welcome to the latest installment of Ask Dr. NerdLove, the only dating advice column that understands the difference between Tsundere and Yandere and why you should run like hell from both of them. This week, we’re running the relationship spectrum from a young man who thinks he’s been Friend Zoned and another…

Cosplayers, I Mean Students, Weren’t Allowed into University Ceremony

At university entrance ceremonies, you are supposed to wear a suit. Dress conservatively! These kids didn’t get the memo and showed up in body paint. While the Kyoto University seems to be a cosplay free for all, the Hokkaido University apparently wouldn’t let these freshmen into their entrance ceremony. Maybe campus security was worried about…

Fans Bring Warhammer To Life On A Battlefield

In the wilds of the Czech Republic, a massive group of Warhammer fans have gathered, dressed up and gone to war. Not on the tabletop. On a “real” battlefield. Smrtihlav 2014, held on the grounds of Orlík Castle, saw the forces of The Empire do battle with the armies of Chaos in an enormous LARP…

The King Of The Digital Jungle

German indie studio duangle, who are working on the very pretty PC adventure game Nowhere, are made up of only two people. One of them is artist Sylvia Ritter. The other is her husband, Leonard Ritter Sylvia’s art is a nice change of pace from what we normally post here, with abstracts and vectors replacing…

The Internet Reacts To New Smash Bros. Reveals

Yesterday’s Nintendo Direct about Smash Bros was full of news—and much of it was so exciting to fans, they couldn’t help but get pumped about it all. You might even say the Direct got the ‘ol hype train going… (Via viceprinciples) Most of the reactions were about a few key things: Pokemon, Samus, new characters,…

Diablo III‘s Endgame, Cleared Insanely Fast

Reaper of Souls introduced huge, randomized dungeons called Nephalem Rifts to Diablo 3. One run usually takes more than 10 minutes, depending on the difficulty level. Well, here’s one Korean gamer who completes a relatively huge dungeon in under 4 minutes on Torment difficulty. This will make you cry if you’re doing these runs, hoping…

Sad Face, Great Art

Anna Lakisova is a freelance Ukrainian artist who has worked in video games for the last few years. I just…love this stuff. We don’t get to showcase nearly enough stupid cats and egg monsters here on Fine Art. You can see more of Anna’s work at her personal site and CGHub page To see the…

TraumaticCandy gets Hatsune Miku’s colour scheme just right. Photo by Zandra Murray

Leon Chiro and Artemis Entreri bring the Final Fantasy beefcake. Photo by Xenolink

Titanfall Fish Markets Struggling For Business

It’s been two years since we last showcased the art of James Paick. In that time he’s worked on projects like Titanfall, so it’s time to take another look. I love this kind of Titanfall art. Yeah, the giant robots and spaceships are cool, but this environmental stuff does a better job than the game…

And Then X-Men’s Quicksilver Ate A Carl’s Jr. Biscuit Really Fast

In an effort to make me hate the Days of Future Past version of speedy mutant Quicksilver even more, fast food chain Carl’s Jr. went and did this. Note the X-tra bacon. Carl’s Jr., aka Hardee’s, has teamed up with some of the actors from X-Men: Days of Future Past to help promote its new…

Track: Awaken The Serpent | Album: Chemistry of Consciousness | Artist: Toxic Holocaust Kotaku Soundtrack is a selection of the stuff we’re listening to – and gaming to – at the moment.

It’s Either An ICBM Or Some Damn Impressive Fireworks

Tucker Cullinan is an artist whose current work is sadly under an NDA. But that’s OK. His other work is great. You can see more of Tucker’s work at his personal site, blog and CGHub page To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they’re big enough, so you can save them…

League Of Legends Cosplay: The Wilderness Party

There are 14 League of Legends cosplayers in this image, which has taken over a year to put together. Not an entire year doing nothing but this, but that timeframe gives you an idea of how much work BGZ Photography’s Darrell Ardita put into it, compositing 14 separate shots (taken at last year’s Fanime in…

Stephen Colbert Cosplay, Or Nightmare Fuel?

Trick question. It’s both. The mask in question looks like it’s one of Landon Meier’s pieces, which are some of the most terrifying/amazing works of headwear you can get on planet Earth. Among other celebrities he’s immortalised in mask form are Charlie Sheen and Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston. You can check out a shot of…

Let’s Hope Little Miss Deadpool Doesn’t Know Too Many Bad Words

Cosplay Princess here certainly has the swagger to pull off Deadpool. Hopefully for her parent’s sake she’s not as…chatty. Photo by CONography. (via Geek x Girls)