This is my depository for art from the Super Mario games and related series. Most of it is official stuff from Nintendo but don't be surprised to see a few particularly good fan-made works. I mostly enjoy the art of Nintendo's eight- and sixteen-bit eras. Got something that you think belongs here? Send it my way. The more obscure, the better.
Peach loves Game Boy Pocket

Peach loves Game Boy Pocket

(Via gameaholicsanonymous.)

(Via gameaholicsanonymous.)

(Source: pumpkinzone)

Super Mario Land 2’s Pumpkin Zone, recolored.

Super Mario Land 2’s Pumpkin Zone, recolored.

The fire witch from Super Mario Land 2 (a.k.a. Sabasa, a.k.a Heiße Hexe), recolored. (Adapted from sprites found here.)

The fire witch from Super Mario Land 2 (a.k.a. Sabasa, a.k.a Heiße Hexe), recolored. (Adapted from sprites found here.)

(Source: bowonbirdo)

videogamesmademegay:

Further evidence of video games’ gradual domination of pop culture: This song by Owen Pallett — Arcade fire contributor, gay man and all-around badass — riffs on the Star Maze song from Super Mario Land 2.

(Both songs side by side here.)

Peach (as “Christine”) in Link’s Awakening DX. Compare the Andy Warhol-style version from Super Game Boy. 

Peach (as “Christine”) in Link’s Awakening DX. Compare the Andy Warhol-style version from Super Game Boy. 

The ending to Super Mario Land? Mario’s romantic getaway with Daisy. (Via anxietyofninfluence.)

Sarasaland, the setting of Super Mario Land. By the way: The names of the various worlds in this game actually do mean something. In fact, they’re based on real-life geographic locations.

Sarasaland, the setting of Super Mario Land.

By the way: The names of the various worlds in this game actually do mean something. In fact, they’re based on real-life geographic locations.