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Ah, the classic Super Mario 64 menu... with fancy lighting!

First art of 2026!

I made some quick pixel art last night since I'm getting over being sick. I didn't have anything particular in mind when I started it. Instead, I got a random number between 1-251 and used that to pick a palette from Pokémon Gold/Silver and went from there.

Happy New Year! Time to look back at everything I’ve made in 2025. Once again, I’ve been prioritizing work and reviewing models over making art. For some reason, I was in a pixel art mood this year. It was fun to change things up. Who knows? Maybe I'll do more pixel art next year, too.

January:

2024 History Grid

Superball Flower

Cat Spin: Behind the Scenes

Paper Mario 64 Bowser's Castle (2010)

February:

Snorkel Snake

May:

Dahlia GBC Pixel Art

June:

Dahlia and Mochi Play Checkers GBC Pixel Art

July:

Checkers Game GBC Pixel Art

August:

Shy Guy and Bowser TCG GBC Pixel Art

New Models Resource Wallpaper

September:

Super Mario Bros. 40th Anniversary Wallpaper

Toriel Hug (Undertale 10th Anniversary)

Super NES Mouse

October:

Star Fox 64 Boss Vector Art (2008)

What if Star Fox was creatures?

Sunset Galaxy

Starship Mario SNES Map Sprites

December:

Kirby Air Riders Zorah Comic

Here's another (late) Halloween drawing: Mochi in her low-budget Data costume. As soon as I imagined this, I knew I had to draw it.

Traversing the world map sure is easy when you can fly over everything! Since I'm still in a Super Mario Galaxy 2 mood, I made sprites of the Starship Mario in two SNES styles! I made all four directions, plus "swimming" versions, though I only used side views for these mock-ups. If you look closely, you can even see little passengers on it!

As usual, I made 3D renders to ensure the proportions and design were perfectly accurate. I had a lot of fun making them, and I hope people get good use out of them.

I made this background as a gift for someone. It's a tropical sunset in space! Inspired by Super Mario Galaxy, obviously. Drawn entirely in classic MS Paint.

Super NES Mouse

Released: Sep. 21, 2025 Type: Prop Console: Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Ready for some drawing? As soon as I saw Mario Paint was coming to Nintendo Classics, I knew I wanted to model this. So, I dug up my own old mouse and studied it from every angle. I tried to capture as many little details as I could, and even recreated the little text on the cable. I probably went a bit overboard with it, though. How far overboard?

"I may have gone too far in a few places."

Yes, I even recreated the interior, down to the computer board patterns and rollers. I didn't do every single component, though, as I wouldn't dare disassemble my mouse.

This was also a chance for me to experiment with creating proper PBR textures for once. My old version of Cinema 4D can't do PBR, so I had to rely on Sketchfab to figure out good values to use for each part of each material. I still made stylized textures for everything, as seen here, though I didn't really stick to my usual Brawl style.