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Marvel and DC comic book designer creates stunning film noir style images of Mad Men characters Joan Holloway and Don Draper

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Dark, brooding and stylish with a dash of vamp ... the 'film noir' genre and cult TV show Mad Men have a lot in common, and now one artist has merged the two creating stunning artworks that movie buffs, TV fans and art lovers can all enjoy. Dan Panosian, from Los Angeles, uses pencil, ink, watercolour and acrylic to create these stunning pictures. The talented Marvel, DC and Image Comics comic book illustrator also creates commercial artworks, book and magazine illustration and toy designs. He tells MailOnline of his Mad Men works: 'I grew up with a father that was very similar to the Don Draper character. 'He worked his way up through a Cleveland ad agency in the 60s and eventually started his own, so naturally I really latched on to the show.' His stunning prints are available to buy from $200 each from his website, named after his pseudonym, Urban Barbarian . Man Men featuring Don Drapper by 'Urban Barbarian' Dan Panosian ...

Have these stars gone too fir? Madonna, Rihanna and Lady Gaga look like Christmas trees in fashion disasters

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It may be the festive season, but there's probably never a good time to wear a dress that makes you look like a Christmas tree. However, that has not stopped a number of celebrities creating their very own yuletide fashion faux pas. Madonna, Rihanna and Lady Gaga are among a number of stars who took the idea of sprucing up rather too literally, having all stepped out in public with outfits that bear more than a passing resemblance to a Christmas tree. Green goddess: Hopefully, Madonna's elf'n'safety outfit makes her look like a fir Purple haze: Movie star Kate Hudson's shimmering gently On the cheap: Heiress Paris Hilton's still wondering why people call her artificial Blue Christmas: With an electrifying outfit from TV host Emma Forbes Queen of tinseltown: Rihanna's all white on Christmas night Golden girl: Australian actress Ho...

Bouncing back: Cancer survivor Brooke Burke covers her neck scar on school run after successful thyroid surgery

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She's bravely opened up about her battle with thyroid cancer and recently announced she had successfully beat the disease. But Brooke Burke-Charvet isn't quite ready to reveal the scar from her surgery earlier this month. The 41-year-old mother-of-four wrapped her neck in a scarf as she brought her daughter to school in Los Angeles on Thursday, and looked stunning in a navy dress and boots. Scroll down for video Covered up: Brooke Burke-Charvet looked chic on a school run in Los Angeles on Thursday The actress certainly had her hands full, but made it look effortless to be a fashionable working mom. 'Making my carpool rounds hoping to pick up happy kids...I never know :)', she tweeted on her way to school. Decked out for fall, and having completed her holiday shopping, she also revealed her family was in full-on holiday mode. 'Letters from Santa just came. Huge hit with my young ones,' she later wrote. On the mend: Brooke...

Doctors must learn care and compassion': Prince Charles claims modern medicine is putting the 'human touch' at risk

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The Health Service must learn to listen to its patients and be more caring, Prince Charles said yesterday. Modern medicine and technology are putting the ‘human touch’ at risk, according to the heir to the throne. In a heartfelt plea, he said medical schools should try to foster a climate of care and compassion among doctors. Charles’s intervention follows a series of reports of appalling treatment by NHS staff, including dying patients left screaming for water. He called on doctors and nurses to heed what patients say so they can develop the ‘healing empathy’ so badly needed. Writing in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, the prince set out a vision apparently in response to studies showing many patients feel ignored. He said: ‘In the individual encounter between patient and clinician, we are led to believe that there is currently a “crisis in caring”. I am sure that this is not the case in many or most such encounters. ‘Nevertheless, I am equally sure that t...

Cartier - Jewelers of the Emperor

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Has 160-year history as a spectacular Cartier Love Gold , unparalleled anywhere, the complexity of the natural world jewelry to write a brilliant chapter in the history of clocks and watches, Cartier jewelry like it's the name of the color is bright, light can not watch intently. In 1847, Louis Franchet Suo Waka Cartier jewelry 29 shop owners to accept the api Packard, Cartier brands here, was born in Paris Montorgueil street. Then, an innovative court jewelery colored noise, not only paid tribute to Napoleon III, but also well-known in Europe, the reputation of the deep, according to Russia, India and South America, the British King Edward VII, who appointed him to produce top of the coronation of the crown Nianqi use, and as the emperor's jewelers, jewelers of the emperor's assessment, the European countries sent letters of appointment to his royal family. In 1888, Cartier try and diamond gold bracelet set for women in the form of installation of machinery; to 1904, a...

Cartier Jewelry Very Popular

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In the decade from 1900 to the date the company has never compromised the quality and reputation of his dignity as a precursor in the production and marketing of watches.These pens, the company can be priced between $ 300 to $ 400 and are the exclusive possession of those who like stylish Cartier Love Gold .The company is constantly innovating and created a sensation after another, creating watches that are strictly accurate in time management and movement. Legend has it that a Brazilian aviator Alberto Santos-Dumont Louis Cartier first tried to develop an adequate monitoring of the pilots. Cartier watches developed for the first time in the year 1868 and later in 1904 Louis Cartier made his first foray into the development of the first Cartier watches are instantly wristwatch.These become a fashion for men and gradually replaced the pocket trend. Pocket watches were very uncomfortable, because drivers often had both hands involved in the operation and control of the plane ...