| Play Toy: New Secretary of the Interior![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/8/31 23:51
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I don't know why I did this? I had all these toy images and then this base sorta just appeared the other day and a image was formed in my head? |
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| Play toy- The Party![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Tazman 2018/8/31 17:07
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it's gonna be a party ya'll |
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| Play Toy: Dalek Tanning Salon![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Sadman 2018/8/23 14:11
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Ever wondered how those trendy new Daleks get that bronzed-all-over look? |
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| Play Toy: The Sun's Getting Real Low![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dark Wanderer 2018/8/19 21:36
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I wanted to do a scen using toys to recreate that famous (inspired by that) scene from Avengers: Age of Ultron. |
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| PlayToy: I'm too old for this s**t![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Oz2y 2018/8/18 9:35
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Saw this joke on my Facebook timeline and thought it would be fun to make an image with some toys and do a second image for this challenge...
Then everyone favorite muppets shows when I was doing an image search for toys and, hey! muppets are toys or at least they're close enough. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil460ff829dbd03.gif)
Inserted on old computer in the image, edited the wallpaper to remove the old tv antenna and voilá!
Oh, the title is just a wink to one of my favorite movies (hated the TV show, but that's me), and since I didn't know what to name this, it could be worse, no? ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil46116630538ec.gif)
Edit Aug, 18: I wasn't happy with the way Google search was... it looked too modern for what I was aiming... and like something was missing... I kinda rushed this last night. Now I think it's better. |
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| PlayToy: '5557 Channels & Nothin On!'![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/8/15 19:31
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This was brought about when channel surfing and not finding anything on to watch!
Found this base long ago & never knew what to do with it till now! |
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| PlayToy: Hip-Hop Supergroup,Management & Security![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/8/9 3:43
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I thought maybe I wouldn't play on this one till I got and idea to watch an episode or two of Robot Chicken on YouTube and got inspired! |
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| PlayToy: Escape from JR's Box![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Oz2y 2018/8/8 17:31
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot The Bat-Spider![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Tazman 2018/8/3 19:01
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Meet Bruce Parker ... The Amazing Bat-Spider origin not yet known. |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: GoTG JR![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
magnusch 2018/7/29 18:45
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Guardians of the Galaxy JR - The next generation.
Rocket and Lylla were reunited and had Yen Feng.
Peter and Gamora had Quintona.
Drax finally saw some beauty in Mantis and they had Junior.
And Groot...well...he is Groot. |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: Lady Mixed alot![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
drunkendragon 2018/7/28 15:32
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You didn't really think I'd miss this one, did ya?
Ok, so the lovely Lady HM has gone through some changes… And I’d like start by saying I take NO credit for any of these designs (Not even the Sir MixAlot version here.) Details in the comments... |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: Penny Vs Muppet Casting Party![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/7/23 20:20
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Penny goes out for what she thinks is a Voice Acting job with The Muppet's. The Audition is at their Garden Party. Where she soon finds out it is not a voice Job but a replacement part. As Miss Piggy has left the show they are looking for a new one?
Quote:PSSST! Penny, DON'T DRINK the KOOL-AID! |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: The Latest Princess![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Nolen_Void 2018/7/23 8:57
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Someone said to me that if Disney bought Fox, the Xeno Queen would automatically become the next Disney Princess. I had to do it. Credit for the Xeno Queen base goes to Sonycrow from his Figures Compilation Sci-fi for Tabletop Simulator on Steam.
July, 22nd Edited by Lady Heromorph: This image has been drafted into the Lady Mix-A-Lot challenge. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil461162fbe7108.gif) |
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| 'Lady Mix-A-Lot': MODON ![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/7/19 21:25
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MODON [Donald Trump]
I don't know what to really say about this? This was more to give people a laugh than anything! It did give me a laugh though. |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot:The Three World Reality Crash![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/7/16 17:14
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Jeannie's evil sister "Jeannie" pays a visit to The Big Bang Gangs Reality. Where upon she sets in motion a Majik plan. She will change them and drop them in another reality. And watch the fun results of what is to come of their predicament?
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: a Different Wonder Woman![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/7/11 22:42
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Imagine a world were Wonder Woman was from the other side of the Mediterranean. Where a a Persian Blue Djinn had created her to fight injustice,slavery & tyranny. Now in modern times she still finds it easy to combat even powerful villains!
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: Petora Quill![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/7/7 17:11
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With just one of her powers she steps through time, From the future she arrives,strong deadly and Powerful. She steps through time to help in the fight against the Titan Thanos. The possible daughter of Peter Quill and Gamora. |
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| Lady Mix-A-Lot: Casper and Wendy![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
pijon 2018/7/5 10:30
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Marvel, DC, Harvey and me. |
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| Lady Mix-A-LOT: Spider Woman/ Witchblade![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dark Wanderer 2018/7/4 8:26
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From my hand I play Polymerization (Cards for Spiderwoman and Witchblade go to the graveyard) SpiderBlade is now summoned in Attack Position.. Sorry been playing Yugi-Oh with my daughter lol. |
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| Influence Map: Heromorph![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Tazman 2018/6/30 20:36
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I get a lot of joy from viewing the work of all the great artist that share here at Heromorph. But the two that stand out for me are: Starchild and Jinky |
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| Influence Maps Too: MagnusCH's Influences - Live Action Superheros![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
magnusch 2018/6/27 14:05
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Just some of the shows that influenced me over my many years in Comic and Superhero genre |
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| Influence Map: Comic Based TV Toons![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
pijon 2018/6/26 17:26
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Thought an On Demand menu for the format might work... I thought I was done with these but Ozzy's nitpick on my last one ended up providing inspiration for another. So I went in the other direction this time and rather than making it about the comics on which the media was based, I focused on the media this time (TV toons) rather than the comics from which they were derived. Thanks Ozzy! |
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| Influence Map: Comics That Made Movies![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
pijon 2018/6/20 9:43
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I'm sure I could have filled this up with just the Marvel movies but I wanted to include others as well. My credits are spread pretty randomly in the Influence Map so I've included a list below more specific to who did each comic although that's a little dicey too as in some instances, I've credited the character's creators while in others, I've credited those whose story got adapted into the films. Not all of these films were great but the comics were and that's what I'm paying tribute to.
Hellboy - Mike Mignola The Crow - J. O'Barr Judge Dredd - John Wagner, Carlos Esquerra The Punisher - Gerry Conway, John Romita Sr. Watchmen - Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons Blade - Marv Wolfman, Gene Colan The Spirit - Will Eisner Spider-Man - Stan Lee, Steve Ditko Batman - Bob Kane, Bill Finger Snowpiercer - Jacques Lob, Jean-Marc Rochette Sin City - Frank Miller Jonah Hex - John Albano, Tony DeZungia Kick-Ass - Mark Millar, John Romita Jr. Thor - Stan Lee, Jack Kirby Heavy Metal - various artists (movie in part based on stories by Dan O'Bannon and Moebius, Rich Corben and Bernie Wrightson) Swamp Thing - Len Wein, Bernie Wrightson Superman - Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster Ghost Rider - Roy Thomas, Mike Ploog V for Vendetta - Alan Moore, David Lloyd Wanted - Mark Millar, J.G. Jones Road to Perdition - Max Allan Collins, Richard Piers Rayner 30 Days of Night - Steve Niles, Ben Templesmith Captain America - Joe Simon, Jack Kirby Wonder Woman - Charles Moulton, H.G. Peters Black Panther - Don McGregor, Rich Buckler Daredevil - Frank Miller Old Man Logan - Mark Millar, Steve McNiven
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| Influence Map Too: OzZy's Sci-Fi Influence Map![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Oz2y 2018/6/19 18:02
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So yesterday some guy at Facebook asked a question that made me think of my sci-fi books and that lead me to make an Influence Map with some of the sci-fi books that in some way influenced me.
I also wanted to keep fox-orion original directives so I followed his rule to fill the map.
Keep in mind that the ones presented are NOT all and are not presented in any special order:
The Star Beast by Robert A. Heinlein (1954) - This one is here not only to represent the work of Heinlein but also because it remains to this day among my top 3 books from this author, that I am a huge fan of.
The Snow Queen by Joan D. Vinge (1981) - I love this author. Her work is among my favourite, this one specially with its sequel The Summer Queen. If you never read any sci-fi before, try this books. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil4a9974c0c1e8f.gif)
Titan by John Varley (1980) - One of my favourite authors, almost at the level of Heinlein in my book, although diferent styles and writing. And Titan is easily one of his top 3 books.
Dreamsnake by Vonda McIntyre (1979) - I HATE SNAKES! That's a fact, but reading this book almost made me want to have a pet snake... and that says it all. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil460ff829dbd03.gif)
Brightness Reef by David Brin (1996) - David Brin wrote some of the best books I have in my library. And I could easily choose other book to represent his work here but the Uplift Universe is his top work for me.
The Man in the Maze by Robert Silverberg (1968) - Silverberg is my second favourite sci-fi author and this book is among my top 3 from him.
Azazel by Isaac Azimov (1988) - Azimov is not in my top 3 sci-fi authors but I love his work none the less and Azazel is a funny set of short stories that I can read over and over again and always make me smile. But that might also be because of my dark sense of humor. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil4747001c31e4c.gif)
The Gameplayers of Zan by M. A. Foster (1977) - This book was only the second sci-fi book I ever read. I was 12 years old at the time and never forgot the how it made me feel.
Dinosaur Planet by Anne McCaffrey (1978) - I'm a big fan of dinosaur stories... and if you mix some sci-fi along, I'm hooked. Not to mention that I never read a book from Anne McCaffrey I didn't liked. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil467c3c9036dfc.gif)
A Deepness in the Sky by Vernor Vinge (1999) - When I first read this book I almost gave up... Until I found A Fire Upon the Deep by the same author and gave it a chance. Worth it.
Lensman Series by E.E. "Doc" Smith (1934 - 1948) - The first sci-fi book I ever read was Lord Tedric. It was a gift from my godmother and that ignited my love for sci-fi. To this days, I still think the Green Lantern Corp was based on the Lensman series by E.E. "Doc" Smith. Change my mind. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil460ff829dbd03.gif)
Marune: Alastor 933 by Jack Vance (1975) - Jack Vance wrote some great sci-fi stories that I read often but this one is still the one I like best.
Solaris by Stanisław Lem (1961) - When I first found the books from Stanislaw Lem, I thought it was more of the same sci-fi stories I was used to read from british and american authors. Big Mistake! |
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| Influence Map Too: OzZy's Influence Map version 2018![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Oz2y 2018/6/17 8:20
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This challenge is harder than it looks. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil460ff829dbd03.gif)
I tried not to include the same as I did last time but it was unavoidable and some of them lurked their way into this Influence Map as well.
Anyways, since my free time to participate is almost none and I really want to make at least one map, I tried to include a wide range of influences. ![](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/uploads/smil460ff7f472cd1.gif)
Still doesn't even cover 1% of them. |
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| Influence Maps Too: DrunkenDragon's under the influence![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
drunkendragon 2018/6/16 16:48
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Decided to use basic format, but progressive influences, and a wink to Hanna Barbera, who helped shape my sometimes warped sense of humor. First row is the TV cartoon influences that inspired my love of comics and Super Heroes. Second shows the major comics, and specific issues that I have that influenced my original drawing and theme styling. Third row depicts the major artists that influenced my design style, and Last row shows my all time favorite artist for humor and exaggerated realism Norman Rockwell, also seen in the background image. As well as a nod to the two artists that drew my attention to HeroMorph in the first place, and whose work I tried to duplicate when I first began manipulating. Many others here have helped me develop since then, too, which is why I keep checking in to see what greatness shows up here daily! |
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| Influence Maps Too: MagnusCH's Influences![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
magnusch 2018/6/11 20:40
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I just decided to throw in my major influences in both life and my art...
The major influences start with Walter Elias Disney, Jim Henson, and Stan Lee. I've lived my life through a lot of their inspiration.
Todd Mcfarlane and John Byrne got me interested in drawing and art. Then a few others that have inspired me over my many years. |
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| Webgeek's Influence Map![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
WebGeek 2018/6/11 19:20
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| Influence Map Too: Dragondack's Sci-Fi & TV Influence Map![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
Dragondack 2018/6/11 1:16
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Yes,yes there is always more isn't there with things like this? Since I did mention them here are all the Sci-Fi shows I loved Batman,Time Tunnel,Star Trek ,Lost in Space,Space 1999, Voyage to the bottom of the Sea,U.F.O, for long ago then there's the Cartoon shows,Jonny Quest and all the others too. |
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| Influence Map: Newspaper Artists![Popular Popular](http://heromorph.com/heromorph2/modules/myalbum4/images/pop.gif)
pijon 2018/6/10 20:05
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I figured this one would be an easy one to do and it was but once again, I feel like I've left out more than I've included! A couple of crossover artists here: Eisner started Spirit in the newspapers and later went to comics while Gil Kane started in comics before doing Star Hawks. Some of these others were big influences on some great comic artists, like Raymond's influence on Al Williamson, Foster's on Frank Frazetta and Caniff's on Jim Aparo. |
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