Nostolgia Tapestries

*Sniff Sniff * Someone pass a tissue.

There's just none. No crying... ever! So matter what, keep those tears inside. No! I dont care if you were just hit in the head by a 100mph pitch. There's no crying!!! Stop it!!!

Yes. Have mercy.

Born In The 80's Indiana Jones.

Inspired by the 80s cartoon, this is a reconstructed title off one of the frames during the intro.

Resident Evil's first attempt at adding multi-player to its classic horror game play before they decided to go co-op, 3rd person shooter. Sport the tees at cons and events, hand out stickers, etc!

80s kids might remember. Force Five brought us anime before we even knew what it was. All we knew were that giant robots were awesome!

That popular band that rocks Bluffington each year. Join the crowd and rock out to this fabulous 90s band - The Beets!

This is an art attack. THIS is an art attack. THIS IS ART ATTACK!

Toy Store #3

A high-res, reconstruction of, "The Wizard," title. AKA feature-length, Nintendo commercial. "I love the Power Glove... it's so bad."

A relic from the old days of point and click adventuring.

Only 80s kids will remember. This design features some iconic pieces of the era blasting out of an NES such as the Countach, Rubik's Cube, Walkman, and more. Share your childhood with this design today!

A futuristic city skyline render featuring fourth generation of home consoles. The art theme is captured by using a limited resolution and color palette. Recommended as wall art.

Before the mouse was fully realized, we moved our pixelated heroes with the arrow keys, fired our BFG with the space bar, and ran and strafed with the shift and control keys.

A high-res reconstruction of the Ultra Games logo from 8-Bit NES era. It comes with a worn-in look to capture the nostalgia.

A high-res rendering of the Neo Geo's game pad layout. Anyone who got to use one will remember its awesome, mechanically clicking D-Pad and how it was perfect for fighting games. While natural in black, feel free to put the design over your color of choice!

There are seven basic erogenous zones. Most guys usually park at the seventh and go to town. Sometimes that's not a bad thing.

Mac fans of the 90s will remember. If you were rocking a Mac with a PowerPC, you were cutting edge. You could pick up those software boxes with that big red sticker knowing in confidence. And most likely it was a game sporting that sticker.

She's your lobster. C'mon you guys. It's a known fact that lobsters fall in love and mate for life. You can actually see old lobster couples, walking around their tank, you know, holding claws. ... See? He's her lobster!

Represent the podcast that celebrates the glory days of wrestling!

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes abstract shapes of the season like: flowers, fireworks, or decorative pom-pom hair ties.

You gotta rub him the right way.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. This shade reminds us of the wet pebble-filled cement surrounding most spaces between waterpark attractions.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. This shade reminds us of the wet pebble-filled cement of a waterpark when sudden heavy rain forces everyone to clear out of the water in fear of possible lightning strikes.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house. This shade reminds us of staring down while ankle deep in the shallow water, or the first step of, a swimming pool.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house. This shade reminds us of the wet bouncy safety foam often found protecting the ground of a waterpark's child-friendly areas.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.

A digital pattern from Maikell Designs inspired from childhood memories of playing during Summer vacation during the 90s. An abstract colored similar to how some plastic pool floaties, toys, or the blow-up rings of the kiddie pool itself may have been seen at the time. This also includes mini toy versions such as what kids played with their dolls at their pink beach house.

A variation of the logo, rendered in 3D, using chromed lettering and the classic black, backdrop.

Get Your Game On!

A high-resolution render of the Neo Geo logo in a metallic material. The backing is transparent for your desired color of choice to show through.

The recognizable flaming unicorn was the insignia belonging to Area 88's ace pilot, Shin Kazama.

Knight Rider didn't have the exclusivity for the talking car with KITT. Roadie was the AI for the blue car in Pole Position, a cartoon during the 80s based off the arcade racer from Namco.

This is the configuration at the arcades I remember experiencing as a kid. Genesis and SNES had nothing on the Neo Geo. Bigger, badder, better.