Religious Science Fiction Art
It started out as a bit of a lark. I was just being funny to amuse myself. But the first one was so well received that I did another and then a third. I've been taking Science Fiction characters and plugging them into religious art... 
Like I said, the first one was a bit of a lark so I didn't really take very much time with it. I drew it quickly and without too much regard for precision. But I like the results nonetheless.
I decided to spend a bit more time on the second one. I wanted to work in a different style - as well as a different type of art.
And this is the third - and, at least for now - the last.
Neo, We Trust in You
All three were drawn in Photoshop with a Wacom tablet.
Is there any particular combination of religious art and science fiction character /superhero that you'd like to see? I'm willing to take requests.
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Comment by Diana on November 28, 2011 at 12:27pm -
Parody is generally covered...but tha doesn't mean that someone wth deep pockets couldn't sue you. Even Weird Al asks his victms now --- BEFORE parodying them.
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Comment by Jeff Carter on November 28, 2011 at 11:43am
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I'm pretty sure that parody is covered and legal. it is a bit of a grey area I guess...
I made them for fun and for my own amusement, but several people have asked if I'd sell them a copy as a poster. I've not got that worked out yet...
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I couldn't leave well enough alone.. I made a 4th.
http://thatjeffcarterwashere.blogspot.com/2011/11/hulk-want-in.html
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