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The modern era of video gaming has transformed away from what used to be more nostalgic and classical. The original Nintendo Entertainment System was released in Japan during 1983. This would make the NES almost three decades old – not a long time if you really think about it. Yet the technology has advanced so rapidly it is almost hard to believe.

I want to dedicate this showcase gallery for looking back in time at the older designs for more classic video game titles. More specifically advertisements and posters for older games on the SNES, PSX, and even Gameboy consoles. Designers were focused on marketing characters and really pushing to sell these video game worlds to consumers. Check out these retro designs and let us know your thoughts in the comments discussion area.

Super Mario Bros. 2

I have always been a huge fan of illustrated artwork, especially paired with websites and background images. Illustration work is a beautiful skill which many artists can take for granted. But I also find illustrations to be very inspiring and helpful when brainstorming new project ideas.

Feel free to peruse my gallery below of 37 wonderful digital landscapes. These illustrations can paint a mood within seconds. That is how you can judge truly skilled artists from the others. And I feel this collection is a hodgepodge of the best designers & illustrators you can find on Dribbble.

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Of the countless graphics design communities today, Dribbble clearly takes the cake. Their huge fanbase is constantly submitting new artwork from projects and freelance work. I’ve collected a beautiful gallery of 50 shots for illustrators and vector artists. Let us know what you think! Vintage Typewriter