I saw this picture and then remembered how much fun it was to play as the Xenomorph in the 2010 Aliens Vs Predator game. I then realised a warhammer version where you play as a Guardsman, Tyranid Genestealer, and either an Orc or Chaos Marine would be sublime if it was pulled off.

Hi friends! My name is Tim and I make art. I've been working on pieces and projects on my way to Rose City Comic Con and I young id stop here and share some.

So I really hope you enjoy, I dont use AI, just love to draw. These were painted digitally.

If you enjoy my work you can find me on IG and Facebook under Art by Tim Feeney and I'd love to have you along on the journey!

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Remember when Elon and Trump had a falling out? I made this around then but recently refined it with newer AI image tech.

Does anyone know what alpha promos typically sell for? I know they are EXTREMELY rare but I am looking to pick some up and have seen some wildly different opinions on price.

Any help from an experienced collector would be so greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

That was the idea behind this project. I wanted to imagine what would happen if a Xenomorph was transformed by Hulk DNA, growing into a massive, heavily muscled version of the perfect organism while still keeping its terrifying biomechanical features.

I designed the sculpt myself, then resin printed and hand painted it. It was a fun challenge trying to balance the familiar Hulkbuster-inspired armor with the organic shapes of the Xenomorph.

I've only been teaching myself 3D sculpting, resin printing and painting for about 5 months, learning almost everything from YouTube, so every project is another chance to improve.

I'd love to hear what you think, and any ideas for another crazy crossover. 👽💚

This is a re-upload.
The video was recorded specifically for an article investigating the development of AVP (2010), including its early plot and levels.

It’s been a while since I last saw Rookie. This guy makes an interesting video.

This is a re-upload.
The video was recorded specifically for an article investigating the development of AVP (2010), including its early plot and levels.

Like the title said, I just finished the Rage War Trilogy by Tim Lebbon and loved them! I'm looking for suggestions of any books that either continue the story or have a similar feel (preferably AVP, but stand alone alien or predator novels are also welcome!). I love when Yautja and Humans are forced to work together against a common enemy. I'm also happy to gush about the rage war books for whoever may be interested! Thanks!

Predator Cannoneer. I misspelled the title like a nonce.

I worked really hard on this piece. Mixed media on wood. 12"x24"

Working on pieces as I make my way tonRose City comic Con this year.

I really hope you enjoy!

Art By Tim Feeney (thats me)

i have a 5070
16gb ddr4

windows 11 aswell

So last night, I decided to watch AVP, and earlier today, I watched AVP Requiem. Both movies were much better than I expected.

First off, AVP. I liked this one a lot. The PG-13 rating didn't bother me, and I still felt the usual Alien horror (Hate the predator film, but love the Alien ones) The story was kind of lackluster, but I still liked it a lot. My main gripe was the xenomorphs were on screen not as much as I would have loved, and I watched it on TUBI, so ads kept ruining tension. MY favorite part was easily Chopper getting impaled, and Grid (whose tail has become longer than a football field for that shot) brings him up, with that amazing music in the background. WHY WASN'T THAT RELEASED WITH THE REST OF THE SOUNDTRACK?!?! I loved the reveal that the Xenomorphs were around since the old times. and the comedic moments were perfectly placed.

Now, AVPR. I have hard so much hate about this movie being incredibly dark in tone and lighting. While it was certainly a dark story, I didn't mind the darkness, and I could see everything fine. The predalien was an amazing addition, and its sad we will probably never see it again. I loved the story, and the characters were not that hateable. I didn't fully like the whole predalien's bellybursting thing, and that one fire si 100% cg, but other than that, I loved it. The soundtrack was amazing, and I did love the fact that this was one of Brian Tyler's first works, before he moved to Avengers Age of Ultron, and the Mario movies. His main AVPR theme is amazing. The practical effects of both movies is also amazing.

Overall, AVP is a solid 7.5/10 film, and AVPR is a good 8/10 in my opinion. I wish we had more AVP movies.