With so many pop culture-obsessed fan bases, you’ll be hard-pressed to find more Rick and the dead. The beauty of Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland’s masterpiece is its conceptual timelessness. The show could do whatever it wanted with its premise, receiving rave reviews for its creativity and over-the-top humor. Even though fans of the Adult Swim series waited nearly two years for its November return, that didn’t stop us from obsessing over it.
As a result, countless unique pieces of fan art have appeared online since the film’s 2015 release. Rick and the dead In general, fan art seems to fall into three distinct categories: art that is true to the look and feel of the show, realistic interpretations of the characters, and art that crosses over with the characterizations of the program. other nature. However, we have selected some of the best Rick and the dead Fan art from all over the internet for you to enjoy.
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This amazing work of art appears Rick and the dead Original cover character Super Mario KartThere’s no denying the original boxy shape of the iconic 1992 Super Nintendo classic. So take that piece of art and re-imagine it as a fictional game system in a multiverse named “Super Schmlintendo” is truly a genius.
This fun combination by Steve Yurko almost perfectly replicates the dense crust of the original. Some elements that don’t fit into the game’s original box form—most notably the ratings (the ESRB was founded in 1994) and the lack of a quirky tagline—make for slight differences in gameplay. play. This. However, it also points out some nuances Super Mario Kart, such as Jerry replacing Bowser in the original. Personally, any game that decides to include Birdperson in this book is fine.
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The villain Morty first appeared at the end of season one, titled “Close Encounter of the Morty Species.” However, he returns as the main antagonist of the third season, titled “Legend of the Castle” (aka “Ricklantis Mashup”), becoming the first elected president . of the recently rebuilt castle. While Evil Morty’s true intentions remain unclear, he’s shaping up to be one of the show’s best villains.
This semi-realistic portrait of the evil Morty is even more sinister than the series portrays him. In a way, this artwork is inspired by the anime, while still maintaining a sense of realism through his sadistic smile and electronic eye patch. It looks like artist Clawed50 was inspired by something like Brightburn to incorporate this aesthetic Rick and the dead. To quote Morty from the aforementioned episode, “It seemed like a good time for a drink, concisely calculated with a hint of sinister.”
Rick and Morty meet
This crossover poster by JoeHoganArt shows off the show’s different personalities like Super Smash Bros. figure. While most of the references here are pretty straightforward, it’s fun to see Photography Raptor playing Yoshi and Snuffles playing characters like Pikachu. Conceptually, this combination proves that we need one Rick and the dead The episodes are set in the video game as quickly as possible.
The artwork itself is amazing, mainly because it is able to seamlessly integrate the nature of the different characteristics of both properties. This work uses a combination of solid lines, shading, and fills. There’s a lot going on in this poster that makes it a great piece of visual storytelling.
Heroes solve problems
Our next article, from JenL, brings together more time-traveling villains. According to the artist, Dr. Robotnik invited other scientists to “take down their hero once and for all.” Unfortunately, Eggman’s cunning intentions led to an ego clash that resulted in “blaming and slapping”.
Even though Rick was obviously not invited, meeting the world’s leading time travel scientist would have felt wrong without him. Even though he’s more of an archetypal anti-hero, it’s still fun to see him fight alongside other famous cartoon villains. In keeping with the anime/game style of a particular character, this fan art also does a great job of combining them into one seamless piece.
rick and morty meet a ghost
ability of Rick and the dead A showdown with the Ghostbusters seems like a match made in heaven. They are two hotels with loyal fan bases so it feels like they were made for each other. The show has acknowledged this multiple times, most notably in the Season 3 episode titled “Morty’s Mind Blowers.” The second is in the so-called “unusual adventure”.
This poster is a collaboration between JoeHoganArt and Mike Vasquez, recreating some of the Rick and Morty characters from the classic 1984 film. Morty and Jessica refer to Dana and Lois from that film, while Rick appears to be Play as Egon or Peter. Meeseeks also appears as the ghostly Mooglie and the presence of Mr. Poopybutthole is always appreciated. Anyone want to see a full crossover?
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This attraction Rick and the dead Fan art taken from Ururuty. This work parodies the hallucinatory version of Rick using a more realistic approach to the main character. Honestly, it looks like concept art inspired by Heath Ledger’s Joker, making the idea of Rick in real life even more disturbing.
The drawings in this fan art are very impressive, especially the way the different colors are mixed. Overall, the details of this stunning performance by Rick are worth considering for a few minutes.
Kimchi Rick conquers all
“Pickle Rick” could be one of them Rick and the deadMost memorable and quoted episode. In this episode, Rick turns his consciousness into a pickle to avoid family therapy. Through a series of events, Pickle Rick gets lost in the sewers. As a result, he is forced to create a makeshift suit from the decapitated parts of a rat to escape the deadly rodent, leading to the moment depicted here.
While it’s a pretty direct representation of that episode’s iconic moment, this fan poster by ChasingArtwork immortalizes that classic moment. The simple but effective use of greenery really works well here, especially with another pile of pickles stacked in the background.
narrow exit
This surreal work by an artist named JackalOfTrades is definitely a fun ride. It is called “Near Escape” and won the 2015 Rick and Morty Fan Art Contest presented by Deviant Art. According to the artist, the work is set against the backdrop of “the idea that the entire Earth has been reduced to a giant mass of flesh and muscle.” The original artwork depicts the eponymous duo using their “diaper spray,” which “push methane out of your farts.”
In this work, the attention to shadows here is very good. Plus, the spiral teeth are a nice touch. If this fan drawing does not summarize Rick and the deadIt’s hard to say what will happen.
Rick and Morty Cronemon
This piece of Rick and Morty fan art combines the main duo with Pokémon characters. This print in particular is by artist Steve Yurko and references an earlier volume titled “Rick Potion #9.” In this episode, Rick brews a love potion for Morty, only to turn humans into grotesque mutant creatures called “Cronenbergs.”
Cleverly titled “Cronémon,” the work takes cute and adorable creatures from the Pokémon world and turns them ugly. However, there’s something about this crazy print that makes it hard to take your eyes off it. Morty imagines Ash Ketchum and Rick as Professor Samuel Oak, and it’s hard to imagine these two not being able to deal with the various Cronémon that await them!
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This awesome piece of fan art titled “Falling Out” comes from kcday. Since a piece of original art doesn’t necessarily refer to a specific episode, it’s akin to Schwifty. Unfortunately, this work is so impressive that the artist has had it stolen multiple times since it was created in 2015. So if you see this work of art for sale anywhere, very maybe it’s being used without her permission.
Additionally, the print perfectly captures many antics, e.g Rick and the deadThe dramatic lines and blue lighting around the characters make them stand out here. The detail is outstanding, resulting in a colorful and vibrant piece of art that is sure to attract the attention of fans and non-fans alike.