Ramrod Pins and Buttons

Ron Turner was a British comic book artist, best remembered for his science fiction comic strips in science fiction magazines. His most famous strip chronicled the exploits of a society of robots on an alien planet. This design faithfully recreate's Ron's idiosycratic robotic fiends as digital art.

An Automazeon Robot from the Maze Planet about to go berserk, faithfully reproduced in the style of a 1970s video game graphic for Old School Gamers. Faux distressed effect. Other versions of this design are also available in my Store.

An Automazeon Robot from the Maze Planet about to go berserk, faithfully reproduced in the style of a 1970s video game graphic for Old School Gamers. A monochrome image in mid-to-dark grey. Other versions of this design are also available in my Store.

The Guardian to the Entrance to Hades from the legendary 1984 ZX Spectrum game Jet Set Willy. Recreated pixel-by-pixel, presented in Speccy-typical bold hue. Other colours of this graphic are available in my store.

BBC Microcomputing Systems charming low resolutiion owl logo; their brand ident during the 1980s. Recreated in magenta. Other colours are also available from the store.

Heroic astronaut Charlie Fotheringham-Grunes strides across the moon's surface in these ZX Spectrum-inspired 1980s 8-bit pixel sprite. A monchromatic graphic which echoes the dawn of computer art.

8-bit style pixel art inspired by the ZX Spectrum loading screen of The Sacred Armour of Antiriad, depicting the fabled anti-radiation armour in two tones of the Speccy's red colour. Other colours are also available from my store.

Das Boot Beerfest design

A colourful pixel sprite of Colin's incarnation of the Doctor, accompanied by Splinx the cat. A graphic inspired by the pixel sprites from the 1985 Commodore 64 version of The Mines of Terror. Variants of this design inspired by other 8-bit computers are aslso available from my store.

Recreated from a classic 1970s cartridge home video game, and with a great spirit of adventure, this unique design features the legendary dragons from the dawn of home video gaming.

In-game sprites recreated from Sandy White's groundbreaking 1983 ZX Spectrum game; Ant Attack.

Inspired by a classic 1970s telefantasy series, John Steed's British Lion Logo as it appeared in the opening titles. Lion in mid-tone grey shades, kinda low-key and discreet. Others variants of this design are available in my store.

For retro-gamers who like their games in 48k or less. This 8-bit Way of the Exploding Fist scene is faithfully reproduced in 1980s 8-bit pixel sprites, featuring the Speccy's diagonal colour stripes emblem. A design from the dawn of computer art.

In-game martial arts action sprites recreated from Melbourne House's 1986 ZX Spectrum game; Fist II: The Legend Continues.

A recreation of the 1970s arcade coin-op classic bad guys, but in 3D. Other Space Invader designs are available from my store.

The mask of the Robot, the object on your quest, recreated from the ground-breaking 1987 ZX Spectrum game I of the Mask. A simple, enigmatic, minimalistic and abstract graphic in the Speccy's cyan colour.

8-bit style pixel art inspired by the ZX Spectrum loading screen of The Sacred Armour of Antiriad, depicting the fabled anti-radiation armour in two shades of the Speccy's magenta colour. Other colours are also available from my store.

Alien-8 the Robot . A sprite recreated from Ultimate's 1985 ZX Spectrum classic ALIEN 8, in a vivid yellow. A low-key grey version is also available in my Store.

Show your loyalty to the villainous Captain Zargon by sporting the emblem of his Zargonite space pirate crew. A recreation of the insignia worn by the bad guys in Palitoy's range of Space Ranger action figures in the 1980s. A transparent design for dark garments.

The Magic Knight, gallant and heroic adventurer as a sprite recreated from the 1985 ZX Spectrum game Finders Keepers. A simple, minimalistic and charming graphic in the Speccy's 'bright zero white' (ie - grey) tone.

A recreation of the 1970s arcade coin-op classic bad guy, against a very 1970s background. Other Space Invader designs are available from my store.

Here's Ziggy, in his Exploratory Capsule, as he appeared in the ZX Spectrum game Doomsday Castle. A faithfully reproduced 1980s 8-bit pixel sprite of an iconic character. A white graphic surrounded with a black pixel mask, for any colour of garment.

Colourful in-game sprites of Repton, recreated from the 1985 Acorn Electron and BBC Micro game of the same name.

A design based upon the title screen of the 1980s classic platform gamer, Jet Set Willy. A colourful design, using the ZX Spectrum's palette, on a transparent background.

Zub is the heroic but weird alien from the ZX Spectrum game of the same name. He's presented here as a recreated 1980s pixel sprite, and coloured using the Sinclair ZX Spectrum's famously limited but vivid palette.

An Automazeon Robot from the Maze Planet about to go berserk, faithfully reproduced in the style of a 1970s video game graphic for Old School Gamers. A monochrome image in mid-to-light grey. Other versions of this design are also available in my Store.

A digital recreation of the UFO that Paul and Evelyn Trent photographed in the 1950. This version of the graphic looks best on light garments. Other versions are available from my store.

A digital recreation of the Venusian Scout Ship Flaying Saucer that George Adamski photographed in the 1950s. This version of the graphic is for darker garments. Other versions are available from my store.

Colourful in-game sprites of Caveman Trogg and a Scrubbly recreated from the 1984 BBC Micro game Frak!

A recreation of the 1970s arcade coin-op classic bad guy, but in 3D. This is the Invader often referred to as Crab. Other Space Invader designs are available from my store.

Axil the Able, hero of Heavy on the Magic, is a faithfully reproduced 1980s 8-bit pixel sprite, in the Spectrum's vivid cyan. For retro-gamers who like their games in 48k or less.

A digital recreation of the Venusian Scout Ship UFO that George Adamski photographed in the 1950s. This version of the graphic is textless. Other versions are available from my store.

BBC Microcomputing Systems charming low resolutiion owl logo; their brand ident during the 1980s. Recreated in cyan. Other colours are also available from the store.

The heroic Sheriff Quickdraw. A sprite recreated from the 1985 Amstrad CPC isometric classic Gunfright, in a colour 'mode 1' graphic using an authentic Amstrad CPC palette.

In-game isometric sprites recreated from Ultimate's 1985 classic ZX Spectrum game Night Shade. The heroic Knight and the Grim Reaper, recreated in the Spectrum's vivid colours.

8-bit style pixel art inspired by the ZX Spectrum loading screen of The Sacred Armour of Antiriad, depicting the fabled anti-radiation armour in two tones of the Speccy's yellow colour. Other colours are also available from my store.