Wayback Oldskool

Description: Hi-res artwork of the Test Team logo from the Gundam story Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans. No AI used. All Wayback Oldskool art is digitally drawn by hand to ensure fidelity to the original, lo-res scan, and bring hard-to-find art into the digital age. Due to the nature of the design, it is not available on dark clothing.

Description: Hi-res artwork of the Test Team logo from the Gundam story Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans. No AI used. All Wayback Oldskool art is digitally drawn by hand to ensure fidelity to the original, lo-res scan, and bring hard-to-find art into the digital age. Due to the nature of the design, it is not available on dark clothing.

Description: Hi-res artwork of the Test Team logo from the Gundam story Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans. No AI used. All Wayback Oldskool art is digitally drawn by hand to ensure fidelity to the original, lo-res scan, and bring hard-to-find art into the digital age. Due to the nature of the design, it is not available on dark clothing.

Description: Hi-res artwork of the Test Team logo from the Gundam story Advance of Zeta: The Flag of Titans. No AI used. All Wayback Oldskool art is digitally drawn by hand to ensure fidelity to the original, lo-res scan, and bring hard-to-find art into the digital age. Due to the nature of the design, it is not available on dark clothing.

Description: The classic GERWALK logo gets a hi-res update. No AI used. All Wayback Oldskool art is digitally drawn by hand to ensure fidelity to the original, lo-res art.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the MSN-00100 Hyaku Shiki, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the MSN-04 Sazabi, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the MSZ-006 Zeta Gundam, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the ORX-005 Gaplant, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the MSN-03 Jagd Doga, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the AMX-004G Qubeley, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the AMX-003 Gaza C, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit, super-deformed style version of the AMS-119 Geara Doga, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars.

Description: An 8bit-style version of the AGX-04 Gerbera Tetra, as seen in the obscure Famicom game SD Gundam: Gundam Wars

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. These are from the Knight Gundam side of the franchise. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: Cute art series from the mid/late-80s, part of the marketing for SD mecha, and accompanying products. Image is updated hand into hi-def using Photoshop.

Description: The original classic logo for software company Masaya Games. Presented in white for dark clothing.

Description: A hi-res update of one of the super-deformed VFG-4 art that came with Macross erasers in the 1980's.

Description: Hi-res redraw of a pair of sleeping cats featured on a note from Lynn Minmay to Hikaru Ichijo.

Description: Hi-res re-draw of the iconic Daicon IV bunny girl.

Description: Classic logo for defunct software company UPL (formerly Universal Play Land).

Description: Classic logo for defunct software company Nichibutsu

Description: The care instructions included in game manuals for the PC-Engine (aka- TurboGrafx-16). There were several different iterations of these instructions with different "cute" illustrations.

Description: The care instructions included in game manuals for the PC-Engine (aka- TurboGrafx-16). There were several different iterations of these instructions with different "cute" illustrations.

Description: The care instructions included in game manuals for the PC-Engine (aka- TurboGrafx-16). Depending on the manual, these instructions were either black and white, or some variation of color.

Description: A hi-res update of one of the foil stickers that came with Macross erasers in the 1980's.

Description: Lo-res scans restored using myriad photo-editing tools to something resembling print quality.

Description: Lo-res scans restored using myriad photo-editing tools to something resembling print quality.

Description: Lo-res scans restored using myriad photo-editing tools to something resembling print quality.

Description: HD and colorised version of the SPP-1S "Strike Option", as seen in the manual for Skull Leader Complete Pack