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John Rivoli (the only Official ROCKY artist) recently entered a collaboration with Oscar De La Hoya, Ring Magazine & Sylvester Stallone to create a series of paintings. The ROCKY RING COLLECTION explores what the covers of Ring Magazine would look like had Rocky Balboa been a real fighter! Check out the announcement below.
You can see more of John Rivoli’s art here.
Dave Santia created this cool mock-up cover for an imaginary Rocky movie maxie-series. Santia says he is planning on doing 4 covers for each ROCKY movie! I cannot wait to see them.
Check out this cool Rambo art by Dmitry Belov!
In 1979, Prentice-Hall published When We Were Young: AN ALBUM OF STARS by Pat Fortunato. Thirty stars were profiled. Each star’s birthdate, birth place, star sign, as well as pictures and information about him/her were listed. Some of the stars included Olivia Newton John, Cindy Williams, Penny Marshall, Henry Winkler, Michael Jackson and Elton John.
The very first star profiled was Sylvester Stallone. You can see the coverage above. – Craig
Tony Stella posted these two amazing pieces that he created of Sly Stallone as Rocky with the caption:
greatly enjoying #SLY
I agree with Stella and would add, Greatly enjoying these beautiful pieces of art as well.
Mickaël Journou is a Sly Stallone fan. Journou created these two cool alt posters for the new SLY documentary. You can see more of Mickaël Journou’s art here.
John Rivoli is back with a new ROCKY painting!
www.iconsinart.com – GET YOURS TODAY! One of the most celebrated moments for Rocky fans. The first battle of a Cold War is won in this round. The turning point where the tide has turned not only for Rocky but for the way the hostile Russian crowd feels about our hero.
G.R. David created this al poster for Terminator 2: Judgement Day starring Sly Stallone. Let’s let David explain…
What if Sylvester Stallone had been the Terminator? Actually, he was! That happened in an alternative universe in one of the best scenes from Schwarzenegger’s movie “Last Action Hero” (one of the most underrated action movie of all time). In this movie there are a lot of funny Easter Eggs and cameos, and the Blockbuster Video Store scene in particular is the funniest by far.
I did many years ago a poster photomontage of the display that appears in that scene. Now, I’ve drawn the poster. It must be stated that it is not a replica of that display; I clearly made some changes (a different Stallone’s face adding sunglasses and just his surname at the top of the poster).
You can see more of G.R. David’s art at his Instagram page.
Krzysztof Domaradzki created this amazing alt Rocky poster. As Mickey would say, “It’s a thing of beauty.” You can see more of Domaradzki’s awesome art at his website. I’d plan to stay awhile.
Andrew Peña created the joyful Rocky art above. It makes me smile every time I look at it. You can see more of Andrew Peña’s art at his website.
Source: SLY – A Sylvester Stallone Fan Group.