Description: A very attractive and detailed piece of Super NES advertising artwork. This is the only magazine piece I'm aware of where the artist hand painted the box art into the piece rather than leave blank space for a photo overlay. Year:  Medium: Acrylic on art board. Image Area: Width x Height IN/CM Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent

Description: This is an ink drawing created by Sandra Rush inspired by the Legacy of Kain series. Sandra digitally colored the piece. It was licensed for use on merchandise as part of the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver Official Prequel Graphic Novel: The Dead Shall Rise Kickstarter Campaign. The image was featured on T shirts and prints as part of the recent reboot of the series. Year: 2023 Medium: Fineliners (Ink) on Art Paper Image Area: 11.55 x 16.41 IN Image Source: Original Condition: Slight c

Description: Box art for Legionnaire by Microcomputer Games inc.  (Avalon Hill). It has been one of the first real time strategy games. As spotted by Ibrahim Faraj, it’s based on The Death of Decius Mus in Battle (1618) by Peter Paul Rubens. Year: around 1982 Medium: Acrylic on board Image Area: Width x Height IN/CM Image Source: Original Condition: Great

Description: Adrian Powell’s original illustration for Lemmings has been used extensively, for nearly every system that got a release of the game, especially internationally. In addition to Home Computer releases (Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum), Adrian’s art was used for the Atari Lynx and universally for the DOS release and Game Boy releases. His art was used for the PAL A European NES release, Sega Master System in Europe, European and Japanese Game Gear releases, Japanese Mega Dr

Description: the original drawings made by Adrian Powell for the first Lemmings manual. Color was added later, with minor modifications, once it was time for reproduction. Year: 1991 Medium: Acrylic on board Image Area: Various sizes (31 pieces) Image Source: Original Condition: perfect to almost perfect

Description: Lester The Unlikely Super Nintendo Box Art & Prelims From the character design phase to the final Box Art Cover. This collection of Artworks is a beautiful example, of the entire process involved in producing a Video Game Box Art. Year: 1993 Medium: Mixed Media Image Area: Width 30CM x Height 22CM Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent Framing Details: Framers: Fine Artisan Frame Makers, London UK Glass: UV Anti-Reflective Artglass AR 99™ Moulding

Description: Of all the cancelled video games for the Super NES, Ocean Software's Lobo is perhaps one of the most notorious. It was in development for several years and just as it was slated for release, it got destroyed in game magazines for its poor gameplay. As such, Ocean cancelled the game and signified what was the perhaps the death knell of the company itself. This art came with the original drawn title art, as well as two spot drawings for promotional purposes. Year: 1996 Medium: Pe

Description: Lords of the Realm box art by Steinar Lund, made for Impression Software in 1994. Year: 1994 Medium: Acrylic on board Image Area: Width x Height IN/CM Image Source: Original Condition: perfect

Description: Lucky Luke is one of the most popular comic series in Europe starring Lucky Luke, a western gunslinger. The comic originally debuted in Spirou magazine in 1946 and has featured numerous artists. It has been adopted into many mediums including film, tv, and video games. This piece was created by Gil Formosa for the PAL exclusive Nintendo DS title, Lucky Luke The Daltons.  Year: 2008 Medium: India Ink, Colored Paints, and Pencils on Watercolor Paper Image Area: 14.5 x 11.25 I