Fringe Comix on Society6

By Ellen (@fringecomix)

In 2013, I produced one piece of Fringe fan art a day and called it the Fringe 365 Project. One of the great things about doing a lot of fan art on a daily basis, is that every so often, some of it actually takes on a life of its own!  My Society 6 shop is an outgrowth of the Fringe 365 Project, and you can find some of my past artwork reincarnated in the form of prints, posters, T-shirts, mugs and even some odder products like baby onesies and wall tapestries. (Please note, for the record, it wasn’t my idea to offer an “LSD” baby onesie! Society6 apparently offered that product automatically. We’ll just pretend that’s not there.) I haven’t yet offered a shower curtain, though — Walter was more into deprivation tank baths, as we all know.

This fall, some of the existing products in the shop will be retired, and some new artwork will debut!  First in a series of character posters is — of course — Walter Bishop who is also available in iPhone case and T-shirt form. There will also be some additional products based on some Fringe 365 entries and the Fringe Forward painting series, such as the Fringe Style Coffee Mug which will only be available for the month of October. This mug is based on the artwork for “The Point of No Return”.

Society6 occasionally runs some great deals with free shipping worldwide. And if you have any requests for future products you’d like to see in the shop, just drop me a line at fringecomix@gmail.com or send me a message on Twitter at @fringecomix. I love hearing from you!

Fringe Forward No 1 (part 2)

By Ellen (@fringecomix)

Read the previous post here

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FRINGE FRIDAY: Testimony!

By @calimerocpajust

Series SciFi/Police Officer Fringe does not miss assets: Originality, ambition, inventive, family, love!

I am a "Fringie" (a mega fan of Fringe). I discovered this series in 2009 during the episode 1x16 "Unleashed", a good episode that surprised me and made me want to continue this series and find out.

This series introduced me to a world I knew little. SciFi fan and sciences, it opened a world of possibilities.

It has brought together a community of fantastic fans (Fringies) on social networks through "twitter campaigns" when it aired in USA / Canada every Friday.

Every Friday, the campaign "FRINGE FRIDAY" centered on the broadcasted episode and gathered fans worldwide. We tweeted comments, pictures and opinions on Fringe and we talked among ourselves. I enjoyed creating photomontages and even icons for these Fringe Friday events.

Fringe Friday has become an appointment that should not be missed! To share with others Fringies the Fringe adventure.

Fringe ended on January 18, 2013 but Fringies are still here... remember and still share.

Fringe Friday became a tribute to the series, its creator and of course, the incredible cast.

Fringe Friday is a great nod to a series that will remain unforgettable.

@calimerocpajust

Fringe Forward No 1

By Ellen (@fringecomix)

Read the first part of the story here.

Fringe Forward vol. 1

By Ellen (@fringecomix)

Well, it only took two years, but there’s finally a web comic!

See the beginning of the Fringe Forward Project, or just skip to the web comic currently in progress.

Fringe Bannering 2!

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

Weeks ago I posted some banners made by @MeRob27(you can see that post here). He has created lots of beautiful Fringe banners worth sharing, so here are the ones POlivia related. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do but please, if you're thinking about using them, ask for his permission first and don't forget to credit ;)

Fringe Bannering!

By Danna Aissa (@DannaAissa)

I recently met @MeRob27 on Twitter. He has created lots of beautiful Fringe banners worth sharing! I hope you enjoy them as much as I do but please, if you're thinking about using them, ask for his permission first and don't forget to credit ;)