AspleniaStudios

Super-deformed VF-1SR inspired by the 1992 game Macross 2036, as well as the Asplenia Studio's "Komilia and VF-1SR" illustration.

Inspired by the 1992 PC-Engine game Macross 2036, is a special edition drawn to celebrate Super Dimension Convention on October 7th, 2023.

A super-deformed VF-1A, inspired by the 1984 film Macross: Do you Remember Love? and Asplenia Studios' "The Sacrifice of Skull 017."

Original watercolor inspired by a pivotal scene in the 1984 film Macross: Do You Remember Love?, brings more depth to an unknown, unnamed, and rarely mentioned Super VF-1A, whose pilot sacrifices themselves to protect Minmay and Hikaru.

The classic rock logo adapted to a classic Japanese anime and manga. (due to the nature of this design, it is only being offered on black clothing)

Moaramia Jenius gets ready to scramble into action in her custom paint scheme Variable Glaug in the hangar of the Algenicus, while's Max's VF-14 and Milia's VF-9 are also being prepped for launch. Inspired by the intro animation from the Macross M3 video game.

Milia Jenius and her custom paint scheme VF-5000 Star Mirage, inspired by intro animation from the Macross M3 video game.

Max Jenius and his custom paint scheme VF-4 Lightning, inspired by intro animation from the Macross M3 video game.

A digital illustration of the MSN-04S Sazabi, as seen in the Gundam: Char's Counterattack.

A digital illustration of the MSN-04S Sazabi and it's pilot, Char Aznable, as seen in the Gundam: Char's Counterattack. This version is in grey tones, as it would appear on the pages of a manga/comic book.

A digital illustration of the MSN-04S Sazabi and it's pilot, Char Aznable, as seen in the Gundam: Char's Counterattack.

The MSN-06S Sinanju ready for battle, along with it's pilot, Full Frontal (yes, that's his name). "VerManga" converts the color version into a toned black and white version, as it would appear on the pages of a manga/comic book.

The MSN-06S Sinanju ready for battle, along with it's pilot Full Frontal (yes, that's his name).

The tragic character Marida Cruz and her NZ-666 Kshatriya, from Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn. This VerManga (version manga) process the colors into tone dots and then converts to black and white so the image appears as it would on the pages of a comic book.

The tragic character Marida Cruz, pilot of the NZ-666 Kshatriya, from Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.

The NZ-666 Kshatriya launching its funnels, as seen in Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.

The NZ-666 Kshatriya as seen in Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn.

Poor Plissken... always gets stuck with the crap jobs. A companion piece to MacRaady's Dog Walking Service and Burton's Dog Walking Service.

Poor Burton... always gets stuck with the crap jobs. A companion piece to Plissken's Dog Walking Service and MacRaady's Dog Walking Service.

The SDP-1 Stampede Valkyrie from the NEC PC-98 game Macross: Love Stories.

The VF-X3 Star Crusader/Medusa from the NEC PC-98 game Macross: Love Stories.

Digital illustration of the mighty EX-S Gundam from the photo- novel Gundam Sentinel

A cutesy version of the SDP-1 in battroid mode from the old NEC PC-98 series of computer games. Drawn as a companion piece to my 2016 battroid version using the same colors and line weight.

A cutesy version of the SDP-1 in fighter mode from the old NEC PC-98 series of computer games. Drawn as a companion piece to my 2016 battroid version using the same colors and line weight.

Another super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of an obscure design. This time the Armored GERWALK which, to my knowledge, exists as a single sketch and never officially appeared in any anime, manga, or otherwise. The "GERWALK" mode is when the VF is between plane and battroid mode, it's legs and, usually, arms are out, but still retains the fuselage of fighter mode.

A flight of SDP-1 Stampede Valkyries pass in front for Rianna and Giichi from the NEC PC-98 game Macross: Love Stories.

The VF-X3 Star Crusader/Medusa passed in front for Kei, Dee, and Hiromi from the NEC PC-98 game Macross: Love Stories.

The YF-19 and YF-21 reach for the sky as the main characters Guld, Isamu, and Myung are represented in an 80s-style design.

A tribute to one of the greatest movies ever: Real Genius

The Asplenia Studios logo, presented in the color green

Motivate your friends and loved ones!

Enjoy the "Welcome to the Circus" watercolor painting of Hikaru Ichijo's VF-1S Strike Valkyrie unleashing an Itano Circus of missiles, as seen in the final battle scene of the 1984 animated classic "Macross: Do You Remember Love?". The discerning fan will also spot two oddball missiles, both of which DO appear as single-frame easter eggs in the aforementioned animated sequence.

Print of a commissioned image: Char Aznable and his MSN-04 Sazabi, done in watercolor and ink pen. Note- due to the original design, some parts of this image may appear to be cut off. This is intentional.

After a long shift bridge bof unny-ing, Kim Kabirov needs a drink. Will you let her in?

The iconic Duran Duran "Rio" album cover gets a makeover!

A mashup of Kaneda's motorcycle and the motoslave transformable motorcycle/power armor from Bubblegum Crisis.