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Daily Graffiti: Haunter pixel graffiti by gameboyone. Glad to see her doing more Pokémon pieces.

If you haven’t already, check out our interview with gameboyone RIGHT HERE!

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Pixel Galaxy - A Book About The Good Old Times.

Pixel Galaxy is a hyper-classy book by Sergio Ingravalle all about Game Boy games and pixel graphics. Oldschool gamers and geeky graphic design heads might find this book/s use of pixel art and typography border-line erotic.

While Sergio is still looking for a publisher for this project, let’s all cross our fingers and hope that there’s an English version in the works.

[Via TCTD]

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Custom Zelda Famicom and Sonic Genesis Consoles by Ricepuppet

Ricepuppet aka Bleeding Violin customizes new and retro consoles that you can order on commission. While he has plenty of customs under his belt, this Zelda themed Famicom and Sonic themed Sega Genesis are by far my faves.

(via squid-chick)

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3D Printable R/C Koopa Shells.

You can download the schematics for free over at Thingverse, and then proceed to chase your neighbors, children, and small animals for hours of fun.

Cool little projects like this always make me wish I wasn’t too lazy/afraid of failure to make my own 3D printer. Maybe one day…

(via Gizmodo)

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Daily Geekstomization: This Bowser Bunny Qee was originally made by Megan Smithyman (a.k.a. MeSmithy) for our Heroes & Villains Custom Toy Extravaganza which took place last weekend, but she never got the chance to finish it in time. Ah, well… better late than never! And holy smokes this thing is freaking awesome! The detail is insane and we’re especially digging the patchwork vibe. Well done, Megan!

Be on the look out for this piece to go sale HERE on Tuesday, August 9th at 12:00pm PST.

(via gamefreaksnz)

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Daily Graffiti: An artist sprays the orignal Kanto starter Pokémon along with Pikachu on a wall at the 2011 Bonnaroo music & arts festival. Pic by lasarahhh.

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