Wielding an unwieldy name and great illustrations is Hey Oscar Wilde! It’s Clobberin’ Time!!, a website where comic book artists pay homage to their favorite sci-fi writers and other literary icons.

Started by Steve Gettis, the site is now host to quite a large number of great illustrations done by various comic book artists whose works have appeared in major publications.

Some of the icons covered by Arthur C. Clarke, Orson Welles and George Orwell.

Wired has an extensive writeup and a great gallery covering the site.

Hollywood movies often feature characters using computers running flashy operating systems that have big fonts, bold colors and pretty much look cool. Mark Coleran is the man behind these fake software interfaces.

His UIs are a mix of old and new, combining bold retro colors with touch gestures. He develops these interfaces with elaborate visualizations in mind, which make them really stand out from one another.

Coleran’s website features his portfolio which includes UIs for Tomb Raider, Bourne Identity and many more major films.

This one follows four babies from birth and through their first year. Each one was born in a different part of the world – Japan, Mongolia, USA and Namibia. It’s shocking just how different their lives are and yet how they are all similar.

Check out his DeviantArt gallery for more of this series as well as his other work. Harahap is currently working for an Indonesian music magazine.

While meat-eaters like me would like to disagree, I love this brilliant ad campaign by International Vegetarian Union that says “Vegetables are all your body needs.”

Almost makes me wish I was a vegetarian.

Scott Campbell, a San Francisco based artist, has probably created the most accurate illustration that summarizes just how creative ideas can be crushed.

Visit his blog for more of his cool work.

Olivier Kosta-Thefaine, a Paris-based artist, has taken his love for street culture and extended it to art form through the use of a cigarette lighter to create interesting pieces.

A thorough look at his artwork can be found on Yatzer, who has also conducted a rather extensive interview with him.

Graffiti has hit the Renaissance as the PhotoShop wizards over at Worth1000 have had their go at classic paintings, spraying over them contemporary graffiti art.

The combination is so badass that it can’t be described in mere words. Feast your eyes on this link.

While super heroes aren’t exactly the saddest bunch, they aren’t very cheery either. Almost all of them have tragic origins or have something bad happen to them during their stint as underwear perverts.

So, what would happen if all the awesome super heroes suddenly became emo? Talented artist J Salvador answers that question with his awesome Super Emo Friends artwork.

The guy has a website filled with more of his work; he’s also on Etsy.

Croatian illustrator Vanja Mrgan is taking a unique look at popular characters, deshaving them by putting beards on their naked faces.

Finished characters so far include Batman, RoboCop (hilarious!) and Wario among others. Hopefully he’ll keep doing it till the end of time. Keep up with his beards on his blog.