Nextodie Tapestries

Even though the S.T.A.R.S. didn't succeed for the most part in their fight against Umbrella their legacy and their surviving alumni did end up defeating them and their nearly unstoppable hoard of zombified monsters. Score one for the good guys.

Shovel Knight's Plague Knight transformed into a shredded, burning spirit. Looks pretty evil doesn't it.

When you are a cartoon squirrel who might not be having the best of days (some may refer to it as a "bad fur day") the best way to turn that frown upside down is with a little liquid courage mixed with something sweet.

Sometimes when you head into battle you don't come back in one piece. Luckily for Zenyatta repairs are possible can be arranged. Still looks like it hurts though.

It was then when his mighty mechanized monstrosity had been destroyed that Tinker Knight realized that he had failed and all that he could do was witness his own demise. Safe to say that this is not one of his better days.

My version of a minimalist icon based on of Reaper's mask.

Whether it was waiting for the stroke of midnight, entering into a tube television or activating a mysterious app on a smart device the end result was always the same... high school students venturing into shadowed worlds.

A recreation of the cover art of the blue bomber's 11th installment in his classic franchise using the characters from a modern indie game classic featuring knights and shovels reminiscent of that beloved 8-bit generation.

An ice cream bar designed to resemble a wild bunch of primate trouble makers from a PS1 classic. Really enjoyed catching these little apes.

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble an adventurous series' title font & logo.

A recreation of the character select screen from Konami's TMNT IV: Turtles in Time arcade game using the knights from Castle Crashers.

A recreation of the Rockman (Japanese Mega Man) title screen for his first entry on the Famicom (Japanese NES) using another 8-bit hero donned in blue.

A semi-recreation of the North American box art for Mega Man 5 minus the background and using elements of Shovel Knight.

A recreation of the Sonic Adventure cover art using Namco's Klonoa as he appeared in Pro Baseball Famista 2011.

The iconic button symbols adorned by every PlayStation controller themed to resemble the LittleBigPlanet series' title font & logo.

A recreation of the Super Famicom (the Japanese Super Nintendo) system icon resembling the TurboGrafx-16 (complete with TurboTap for two player action).

A recreation of the Super Famicom system icon using the second model version of an iconic 16-bit console complete with two three button controllers.

A recreation of the Nintendo Punch-Out!! franchise's title logo using elements from fellow Nintendo franchise ARMs.

A rough and weathered re-imagined version of a villainous team's skull shaped icon. This is the "white" version.

A recreation of the Super Famicom (the Japanese SNES) system icon resembling the PC Engine SuperGrafx (complete with TurboTap for two player action). One of the weirdest (& coolest) looking designs I have ever seen for a console.

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble an mythological series' title font & logo.

The weathered and mysterious ancient symbol that can strike fear into the heart of even the mighty Trico. I recommend keeping your distance.

A recreation of the Super Famicom (Japanese Super Nintendo) system icon made to resemble the PC Engine (Japanese Turbografx-16) complete with the CD-ROM attachment and TurboTap for multiplayer action.

A recreation of the ACDC band’s logo using elements from our favorite rag tag group of intergalactic outlaws/comic book superheroes.

A recreation of the "Suplex City" road sign made using elements from a popular survival horror franchise's most notable location.

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble an modern JRPG’s spin-off dancing game.

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble an modern JRPG’s 5th entry’s title font & logo.

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble an modern JRPG’s spin-off dancing game.

shovel knight in hope style design

The iconic button symbols themed to resemble a portable series' title font & logo that found it's players leading a tribe of small almighty warriors.