Showing posts with label 80s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 80s. Show all posts

Friday, September 7, 2012

Triptych: Optimus Prime and a Cylon


"The Beatles Through The Years, Parts I & II" by Thiago Krening


"Pixel Icons of the 80s" by Andy Fox


"Valve In Pixels" by foryouistellify

I know, it's supposed to be Megatron, but doesn't it look like a Cylon? Also loving the Goonies and the Raccoons. Remember the Raccoons?! If you're not Canadian, probably not. Nice to see them getting some retro nostalgia love, though.

Thursday, December 8, 2011

Triptych: Classic Gamer


"Classic Gamer" by Josh Mirman


"Game Over" by Luke Taylor


"Bitboy" (t-shirt) by Jon Kay

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Triptych: Game Day


"Nestalgia" by JinnDevil


"8bit Heroes", Artist Unknown


"Video Games" by Adrian Garcia TreviƱo

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Showcase: 8-Bit Zombie








There's so much going on with 8-Bit Zombies' awesome product promo cards I don't even know where to start. They're riffing on those bastions of '80s grossness, Garbage Pail Kids cards, to begin with; printed (for the most part) in lo-fi four-color schemes that remind me of '70s and '80s-era home-printed 'zines; and touching on an array of nostalgic subjects, from movies like Ghostbusters and The Never-Ending Story to videogames like Ninja Gaiden and Kid Icarus. Maybe best of all, the cards featured above (not to mention twice as many more, viewable over at the 8-Bit Zombie website) are not the final product (and in fact, are not even available for purchase, sad to say) - they're just the storefront promos for even cooler images printed on t-shirts and caps. Definitely go check out their online store and maybe even buy something!

[8-Bit Zombie]

Triptych: It's On Like Donkey Kong


"1981 Donkey Kong Poster" by StrongStuff


"Barrel Chucker" (t-shirt design) by BeastPop


"Donkey Kong Redesign" by Chris Hogg (as part of Game Artisans' 8-Bit Challenge)

Triptych: G-G-G-Ghosts!


"Pac-Man's Meal" by Jorsh Pena


"Be Fast" by JrDragao


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"Pac-Man" by Lexis Barant