Illustrator Leah Kellaway (@kellawaycreative) was inspired by "the many films of the one and only" Robin Williams to create this poster, aptly titled "Iconic Robin."
How many objects related to Robin Williams' films do you recognize?
Behold, a limited edition Happy Meal-inspired Halloween toy featuring Michael Myers from the Halloween horror film franchise by artist Blain Hefner (@hefnatron). Here, Myers is driving Loomis's stolen station wagon (from the original 1978 Halloween movie). The toy comes complete with a meal box.
Hefner's art was featured in Outpost 512's CCR (Carpenter/Cronenberg/Raimi) gallery show in May 2026.
If there's one poster to rule them all, it'd be this! Check out this fantastic Lord of the Rings fanart poster titled "The Ruling Ring" by artist Vance Kelly, in collab with poster shop Hero Complex Gallery.
Do you recognize all of the characters depicted in the poster?
It's JAWS like you've never seen it before!
If you haven't seen a Ghanaian film poster art before, you're in for a treat. Here's the story behind this fascinating genre of movie poster art:
In the 1980s, some enterprising people in Ghana realized that there was a market for showing films outside of the main cities, where villagers don't have easy access to electricity let alone movies. So they traveled to these rural areas with a TV, a VCR and a portable generator to screen films.
To drum up business, traveling cinema operators hired local artists to hand draw posters of the movies (oftentimes, on recycled flour sacks). It didn't matter that these artists sometimes hadn't even seen the movie - they just had to draw something interesting that made people want to watch!
Today, there are no more traveling cinemas in that African country but the spirit of the outrageousness of the Ghanaian movie posters lives on. This one above, of the movie JAWS, is drawn by legendary Ghanaian artist Leonardo.
Deadly Prey Galleries (which was recently featured on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight) has plenty more excellent posters.
A vote for Penguin is a vote against vigilantism! We're inspired for the future of democracy with this fun Penguin fanart by illustrator Andrew Kolb (kolbisneat).
He might be just a rock, but Rocky from Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary is one solid movie star! Here's a fantastic Rocky fanart from illustrator Glen Brogan.
Illustrator Luke T. Benson (luketbensonart) drew this lovely fanart of an unusually bushy mustachioed Mario triumphant over a Koopa.
Yes, that's an actual leaf, cut to depict a Harry Potter fanart scene.
Japanese leaf-cutting artist リト(lito_leafart) cut Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry out of the Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling out of a leaf. There's a perched owl carrying the Hogwarts invite over on the top left corner.
Illustrator and video game director Scott Campbell (AKA Scott C. or scottlava) painted this marvelous watercolor of filmmaker Guillermo del Toro surrounded by his most famous creations. It's titled "Gathering Around Guillermo."
Do you recognize them all?
This needle felted sculpture of Audrey II from the 1986 movie Little Shop of Horrors is so cute that we'll surely feed it!
The sculpture, titled "Grow for Me", was created by Kerri Wessell for a show at Gallery 1988 (now closed, sadly).
Inspired by his recent trip to Yosemite, illustrator Danny Beckwith created this amazing The Muppets fanart poster featuring Kermit strumming his banjo at the Lower Yosemite Falls. The rainbow connection is a nice touch!
Mark the (star) date! Artist Doug LaRocca drew this Star Trek fanart poster advertising "An Evening with Data," promising a night filled with poetry, music and stand up comedy featuring the 24th century's beloved Soong-type android. It'll surely be the talk of the starship!
Mexican illustrator Alex Rosas (jal_reed) created this marvelous fanart of the anime adaptation of the manga Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) to celebrate the final season of the series. Love that unique cartoon-y style!
This one is simply gorgeous: Slavic artist Katja Škorjanc (katieshockart) created this fantastic fanart featuring the Creature and Elizabeth Lavenza from Guillermo del Toro's 2025 movie Frankenstein. Both characters are cloaked in floral motif.
Philippines-based indie artists Criselda Valera (mommagorilla) and glitchygorilla collaborated to create this fun artwork titled "Scream for the Princess". It features Bowser from Nintendo's Mario franchise in the style of Edvard Munch's 1893 masterpiece "The Scream".
Designer toy artist Jared Circusbear created this custom Disney Vinylmation figurine into a fantastic The Haunted Mansion vinyl figurine fanart.
Jared posted a quick video on his IG of how he sculpted this piece - don't miss this!
Can you find your way out of the maze before Jack finds you?
Illustrator Laurie Greasley turned The Overlook Hotel's iconic carpet pattern into a horror-filled maze in this fanart (link to original source). The photo of the Indian chief next to Room 237 is a nice touch. Via r/ilovefanart
Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don't forget your booties 'cause we've got a very neat fanart today. Here's a fanart by Shane Houston on one of my favorite movies of all time, Groundhog Day directed by Harold Ramis and starring Bill Murray.
How many Muppet pirates fit in a rowboat?
According to artist Mike Boon (mikebaboon), the answer is 30.
This fun piece is created in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the movie Muppet Treasure Island.
Call it revisionist (fictional) history or just a plain fun shitpost, but we're chucklin' over this "Greedo Shot First" fanart by comic book artist and illustrator Zak Kinsella.