Vampireslug

A pixel version of the Micronauts villain, Acroyear from 1976 - a version of the Microman Acroyear II from 1975.

Where most see a piece of metal or a sheet of wood, you see opportunity. Hammer, saw, wrench, and screwdriver bring your creativity to life; you're a Maker.

Soldering iron, multimeter, breadboard, wire stripper, LEDs, capacitors, you've got it all and aren't afraid to use it... you're a Maker.

A pixel homage to the ridiculous and over-blown reaction to RPGs in the 1980's, known as the "Satanic Panic".

A pixel version of the punch card used for programming computers, introduced in 1928.

A basic menu typical of a Bulletin Board System (BBS) from back before the internet.

A 3 color chunky pixel skull... pretty basic.

First in what may become a series of pixel tarot card designs.

Back in the late 70s and early 80s, RPG modules had really cool blue colored maps...

Basically, it’s a shark… that’s a boss. Suit, tie, coffee, the whole nine yards. Why? Search me.

The standard for most table-top gaming, the trusty d20 in all its pixelated glory, in fail mode!

The standard for most table-top gaming, the trusty d20 in all its pixelated glory, showing a natural 20, the pinnacle of tabletop gaming.

If you remember what a floppy disk is then you remember seeing this message... more often that you wanted to.

A chunky pixel audio cassette.

Your basic double-decker pixel burger.