There’s no doubt that fan art is one of the most creative ways to expand the lore of fans’ favorite movies, video games, and TV shows. Today, social media platforms are treasure troves of fan art. From Pinterest to Instagram, Marvel to AMC, people can find wonderful art from ardent fans. breaking Bad Arguably one of the best TV shows of all time, with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 96% and hundreds of love letters (both digital and physical) from fans in the art form.
The world of Albuquerque imagined by Vince Gilligan and his team of cinematographers has wowed audiences around the world.The following items breaking Bad Fan art can have you picking up the remote again to binge watch a show.
Walt and Jesse’s RV Lab
There will be more than one art piece on this list featuring the iconic Fleetwood Bounder RV that served as a mobile laboratory walter white and Jesse Pinkman In the first season.
The first piece, a digital work by 19-year-old artist Nipun Salian, includes red methamphetamine smoke puffing from a chimney and the exhibition’s signature patio chairs.
The Transformation of Walter White by Hal Haney
Hal Haney perfectly captures Walter White’s epic transformation into Heisenberg in this monochrome ink illustration. Who can forget Cranston playing a desperate man on the edge looking for an excuse to enter the world of crime?
Walter White entered Albuquerque’s seedy underworld of drug dealing and cooking when he contracted terminal lung cancer. During his journey, he developed an alter ego that ensured his status and safety among New Mexico’s criminal underbelly. White’s complete transformation from high school chemistry teacher to mature centerpiece took five seasons to fully materialize. It’s amazing to see this character’s journey every time you watch the entire series.
Gus Flynn by Lucas Lundberg
Lukas Lundberg is a digital, canvas and mural artist based in Vancouver.The artist’s pop culture impact is evident as he has completed wonder woman“Mulder & Scully” and Gus Fring.
Lundberg’s modern style and use of acrylic oranges and blues perfectly capture the stoic, respectful and iconic character portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito A chilling demeanor.
Jesse Pinkman Cooking
Alessandro Catena’s surreal pencil portrait of Aaron Paul’s Jesse Pinkman hearkens back to Season 3, when Walter and the aforementioned dealers, at the behest of Gus Fring, begin to cook up a storm.
One can almost hear Pinkman’s excitement and amazement as he holds the large beaker from Cardinal’s artwork and conjures the character’s catchphrase: “It’s science…!”
Walter White: Gun-toting meth cook in underwear
Who can forget the first time Walter White wielded steel? He brandished a gun in what may be the most iconic pair of tight white leggings in television history. In fact, this oversized white underwear was auctioned back in 2013 and sold for an astonishing price of $9,900.
New Jersey-born musician and artist Karlee Bloom captured this moment perfectly in acrylic paint on canvas. It’s another heartfelt return to what she calls “the best show ever aired – Breaking Bad!!!”
Tintin: Hector’s Dilemma
Hector Salamanca, affectionately known as Tio to his nephews, is the patriarch of the Salamanca family and a high-ranking member of the Juárez drug cartel. Many people hated him, many people loved and hated him, and everyone felt sorry for Hector because he could only communicate with a bell.
British-born illustrator Sam Johnson perfectly captures the frustration of Salamanca, recalling the fateful moment when he rang the bell one last time and then engulfed himself and Gus Fring in an explosion. time.
Gus Fring’s new look
Ryan Stoddard, an artist and graphic designer from Georgia, created this portrait after Gus Fring was killed by Walter’s pipe bomb.
Despite the macabre inspiration for the artwork, this piece is hardcore and visually appealing.The track is an ode to the fantastic finale of Season 4, titled “Face to Face” It’s a dark, tongue-in-cheek play on words about how Gus met his fate.
Jane Margolis
One of the saddest stories in Jesse Pinkman’s story is how he found love with Jane Margolis, played by Krysten Ritter. Jane is Pinkman’s neighbor and landlord. Their relationship began after he revealed that his parents kicked him out of their home.
Ritter’s performance was well received by fans and critics alike. Maria Loginova’s pencil sketches of the beloved character are bittersweet when one thinks back to the Season 2 finale when Walt watched her tragic end as she overdosed on drugs.
Destroy the RV and meet the starry night
Who doesn’t love a good mix and match?This piece of fan art was reimagined from the private account of @akeeksha, who cleverly combines thematic elements from Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” with the famous RV breaking Bad.
Under the stars, purple methamphetamine smoke flows from the chimney. It’s moody, beautiful, and tugs at those nostalgic heartstrings.
jesse and walter
“Ah, like I came to you, begging to cook meth. Oh, hey, nerdiest old guy, I know, you want to come cook crystal? Please. I’d ask my grandma in diapers, but her wheelchair doesn’t Perfect in an RV.” The friendship, mentorship and partnership everyone fell in love with breaking Bad – Thai artist and costume designer Park captures the chaos surrounding Walt and Jesse’s friendship. They achieve this effortlessly through the use of harsh colors and their signature, morbid comic book style.
This artwork is filled with nostalgia as it captures perhaps the most heart-wrenching elements of breaking Badthe tragic friendship between Walt and Pinkman.