The logo from Metallica:
“Signature”:
Avatar:
That’s awesome.
I love it! 
I’m not a big fan of Metallica, but it’s a perfect recreation of their logo.
Thundercats logo:
“Signature”:
Avatar:
Great Job!
You should do Reading Rainbow.
Or
Unlike Nvidia, I don’t know what that is 
Reading Rainbow was a show about childrens books. Random kids would tell what the book is about and how they liked it. I lasted like 20 years.They showed it at elementary schools.
Intro
youtube.com/watch?v=c6j8EiWIVZs
Kid’s review
youtube.com/watch?v=tR_lxM3Z3jQ
Oh, it didn’t exist on my country.
You don’t have to do it if you don’t wanna.
I really like it, Spirit, inspiring artwork drawn with one of my all time favorite tv-shows logo, nice job!
How about the Weather Channel?
I think an Avatar: The Last Airbender one would be epic.
The logo from the musical film Xanadu:
“Signature”:
Avatar:
Nice job!
Spirit, I love your newest logo, but I especially adore your Thundercats!!! 
Your graphics are mind blowing. I’m sorry I don’t visit your page so much anymore, I’ve just been so busy lately. But I had to tell you I love the Thundercats!
Thanks. I appreciate that a lot, Virginia
You’re welcome. I like every single one of yours I remember, but the Thundercats really caught my eye.
I didn’t make another Pixar Calendar for 2012, but a Star Wars one instead. Sorry about that, but I’ll post it here anyway as soon as I complete each page.
All months have the same format, but each one has a different design, reflecting one of the films and the art style of iconic planets and cultures in the saga.
The first page, January, represents Episode I, and the characteristic paint job of Sebulba’s pod from the Tatooine Boonta Eve Race. Originally, I was going to put Sebulba in this month, but I didn’t want to left out Darth Maul (arguably the best remembered element of the first prequel), and he first reveals himself to the heroes in Tatooine, where the race takes place, so there’s still a slight connection.
I wanted to achieve the famous aged style from the Star Wars film in the numbers of this month, so I copied the scratched metal texture from the background.
PS: I’m not happy with the way I cut Darth Maul’s edges, but I made it in a very dark screen, so I didn’t notice it at first. I’ll probably redo it.
I like it!