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This game doesn’t actually exist, but it’s an awesome mash-up of Sega properties from Jonathan “Persona” Kim (with a logo by Brady “Ashura” Hartel).
There’s a peek of this art, non-animated, in the back of the newly released Hardcore Gaming 101 Presents: Sega Arcade Classics Vol. 1 book — available in color, black and white, and as a downloadable PDF.
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Fist of the North Star’s amazing 1986 Master System manual.
Cocktail art is great because it combines the best qualities of food art (prettiness) and alcohol (the ability to get you drunk). Of course, for teetotalers there’s always latte art.
Japan’s rice paddy art is still amazing. In case you’re new to rice paddy art, it’s when different-colored strains of rice are planted on a field to create images. It’s literally living art.
Here is an OutRun gif that came out a bit fuzzy but hey, we all know how much I love OutRun so it gets posted anyway.
What separates green tea (or matcha) latte art from normal latte art is that it’s, well, green. Otherwise, it’s just as high quality. These are from Cafe Suisen in Tokyo.
What is school good for? Chalk art, of course. And I guess studying and getting ready for one’s future, too, but mostly it’s for chalk art.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is South Korea’s chocolate sauce & syrup art.
I didn’t know towel art was a thing, but there you go. Towel art. Loving the jellyfish. Or is it a Metroid?
