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Justice League and Other DC Universe Logos in the Style of “Man of Steel”

  By Dave Jones | February 23, 2013 - 1:01 pm | ,
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These Justice League logos are inspired by the “Man of Steel” movie. The Superman (Man of Steel) logo is my best attempt at replicating the movie’s poster featuring the stylized logo. The Batman (Caped Crusader) logo has three separate bat images on different depth layers. I intentionally did not use the Dark Knight logo for this one. The Wonder Woman (Amazon Princess) logo is a combination of the classic design with the New 52 style. The Flash (Scarlet Speedster) logo includes glowing elements and speed lines. The Green Lantern (Emerald Guardian) logo also includes several glowing inner layers. The Hawkman (Winged Warrior) logo has yellow straps connecting the outer ring to represent his chest emblem. The Aquaman (King of Atlantis) logo has a liquid texture. The Martian Manhunter logo has red wrap rings surrounding a dead planet.

I also created logos for World’s Finest (Batman/Superman), Trinity (Batman/Superman/Wonder Woman), and Red Son (Russian Superman).

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General Zod and Faora’s Crests

  By Dave Jones | February 23, 2013 - 12:39 pm | ,
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These Kryptonian crests were made in the same style as the Superman logo from the “Man of Steel” movie. Both the General Zod and Faora Hu-Ul logos were based on various images found on the Internet (action figures, Legos, etc.). They were made using Adobe After Effects and the Video Copilot Element 3D plug-in.

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Computerman 2.0

  By Dave Jones | March 11, 2010 - 8:38 am |
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This is a new version of a painting that Nathalie did for me about 10 years ago. It was influenced by a painting by Mark Kostabi. It was hanging in my office in Dallas and a co-worker offered to buy it for $500. After talking it over with Nathalie, we decided to sell with the condition that she paint another one to replace it, and here it is! There are a few differences from the original Computerman 1.0. The monitor is a flat screen instead of a CRT and Computerman 2.0 now has a wireless mouse to go along with his keyboard.