News: ILM Spreading Magic For The Last 40 Years

In 1977 George Lucas wanted to release his space opera film Stars Wars with an extraordinary visual effects which the world has never seen. After seeing the the vfx team of 20th Century Fox non-operational, he approached the 2001: A Space Odyssey vfx genius Douglas Trumbull, but later denied as Douglas was busy with Steven Spielberg's project. Trumbull later suggested Lucas to approach his assistant John Dykstra. Dykstra gathered a small team of college students, artists and engineers, and Lucas named the team Industrial Light and Magic, which became the special visual effects team of the film. And since then ILM started it magic in various films.

ILM received 15 Oscars for its visual effects work in various filmsand also received other notable recognition. Check out some notable films breakdowns.

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Pokemon Fusion Generator Into Next Level

We all loved the Pokemon show, and also the Pokemon Fusion Generator where we use to merge up our favorite Pokemons and see how would they look like. But we have never saw an extreme level of the fusion. Artist Kendall Hale , has created some ultimate fusion with cute and dangerous Pokemons. Check this out these amazing art: Copyrights of the images belongs to Kendall Hale . You can check more artworks of Kendall here: starvingstudents.deviantart.com You can also some more fusion Pokemons here: www.deviantart.com/morelikethis/373629692

Riding Shotgun - by Mondo Media

In a world where assassination is been legalized in America, a team of assassins Doyle and Abby are gonna some great fun. 'Riding Shotgun' is a comic published by Tokyopop in 2006, and in 2013 a 2D short film was released by Mondo Media. Check out the funny action film: All the rights goes to Tokyopop and Mondo Media

Evolution of TMNT

Turtles might be slow in nature, but if they are mutated then they can be fast like ninjas. Our favorite reptiles who first came in the comic book series called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles published by Mirage Studios in 1984 , have been rocking around the world since then. For the past 30 years they have been evolved into different looks from cartoon to live and to 3D. Check out the evolution of the coolest ninjas: All the rights of the images belongs to Mirage Studios and respective production houses.

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