Description: This fun platformer was both developed and published by Natsume in 1991 for the Game Boy and is Mark Fredrickson's first piece of game artwork. It features a wonderfully large cover that highlights the sneaker culture of the early 1990s and displays all the villains and scenarios of the game itself. The game was later republished by Limited Run Games in 2021 for the Game Boy using a brand new photo of this artwork. Year: 1991 Medium: Acrylic on board Image Area: 18 x 26 inches

Description: Steve Lang's Taz-Mania art was used for the PAL Super Nintendo release by THQ as well as for THQ's Taz-Mania for the Game Boy, both released in 1993. Taz-Mania for SNES had two separate publishers, Sunsoft in the United States and THQ in Europe. THQ frequently worked with the Beeline Group and accordingly appears to have commissioned its own art for Europe's release of Taz-Mania for the Super Nintendo in 1993. Around the same time, THQ also released Taz-Mania for the Game Boy and us

Description: The final published image for this Flintstones GBA game was slightly rearranged, presumably to accommodate the game's title/logo. Given the small, square shape of the GBA boxes that meant flipping and moving around a few elements from the final inked image. Included below is an early image of the game's box prior to publication. It also shows Fred with a slightly different facial expression. Changes from that pre-publication image were made to Fred, accomplished by using new lines o

Description: The Flintstones: Burgertime in Bedrock GBC Pal Europe Box Art Year: 1999/2000 Medium: Pencil/Inks on paper Image Area: Width 19CM x Height 19CM Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent condition

Description: The Sword of Hope II Game Boy Box Art Year: 1992 Medium: Image Area: Width x Height IN/CM Image Source: Original Condition: Excellent

Description: Trax Game Boy box art by Kaz Aizawa. Published for the Game Boy in PAL regions by HAL Laboratory in 1991 and later by Electro Brain when re-released in the US. Year: 1991 Image Area:  15.75" x 12.5" Image Source: Heritage Auctions Condition: 

Description: Also entitled “Soldier of Tomorrow” by Julie Bell. This piece was originally the first illustration Julie did for the Sega Genesis/TG16/Game Boy version of Turrican. The art directors saw it mid progress and requested some changes, so Julie shelved this piece and created a second one with Boris, which became the published version. She later came back to this one in 1996 to finish it, hence the later date on the painting. “It was originally intended for Turrican. The art directors

Description: A large and masterfully rendered image of the Canadian superhero! This game was a very late release for the Game Boy Color as the Advance was set for debut the next month in North America.  Year: 2001 Medium: Pencils/inks on comic art board Image Area: 11 x 17 inches Image Source: Original, Transparency, Online, Etc Condition: