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Artist and illustrator Coran Stone created a Call of Duty style series of Super Mario Brothers themed illustrations. Coran’s inspiration for these bad ass pieces of art derives from his artist pal Jake Castorena and girlfriend’s awesome Mushroom Kingdom Special Forces Halloween costumes.
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Military Super Mario Brothers by Coran Stone (deviantART) (Twitter)
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Artist Andrew Wilson brought together a triple threat set of video game greatness in his new series. Prints are now on sale at the Geek-Art Store.
You can also follow Andrew and his work here on Tumblr!
Video Game Series by Andrew Wilson (Blog) (CGHUB) (Twitter)
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Artist Drew Wise continuously knocks out amazing shirt designs that tickle my geek fancy. This is the second installment of his rad creations and all of the designs above are now available as shirts / hoodies at RedBubble!
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Geek Art 2 by Drew Wise (RedBubble) (Facebook) (Twitter)
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Nintendo Peeps - by Joel Carroll
Website || deviantART || Tumblr
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Super Mario Galaxy and The Little Prince (book) get their similar looks combined into one solid shirt design by Sassa Cartum.
You can vote a 5 over at Threadless to see it print!
Le Petit Plombier by Sassá Cartum (Flickr) (Facebook) (Twitter)
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Aaron Jasinski took a massive collection of Nintendo nostalgia and packed it all into one excellent fan art painting.
A limited amount of 30 signed 10” x 10” (12.5” x 12.5” w/ double matte) fine art prints are available now for $45 at his online store. You can also get an unsigned open edition print for $25.
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NEStalgia by Aaron Jasinski (deviantART) (Twitter)
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Fort Awesome Studios took a large group of their favorite gaming characters and illustrated them over vintage book pages. You can grab up 5” x 7” prints at their online Etsy store. Certain pieces are available in discounted sets.
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Power-UP Help by Brave Anderson is on sale for $12 for a limited time at Nowhere Bad