Artist Christopher Lee channels a wee bit of Katamari Democracy (I still have yet to understand that game in the least) to pay tribute to Super Mario Bros. His series of prints spans practically the entire series, and you’re likely to find almost every hero and villain from the franchise in one of his clusters.
You can check out the other ones below, and I’d love to see him make more for other Nintendo franchises.
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