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Art Based On Classic Game Systems For Sale January 30
Artist James White has created original art based on professional wrestlers, popular cartoons, and video games. He's also the artist behind Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon's iconic logo and posters. Now he’s preparing to sell a limited run of prints based on classic game systems.
The run of 100 5” x 5” prints are based on the Nintendo Entertainment System, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, the Atari 2600, and the Commodore 64. The sale begins on January 30 at at 1 pm Eastern. The set costs $35, with individual prints on offer for $10.
You can purchase at the Signalnoise Store. There, you can also see some of White’s past work.
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