Pixel Art Posters

Our Pixel Art Posters collection is built like a small screen with heaps happening. Neon streets, quiet desert stops, late-night ramen joints, and spots that feel one save point away from turning into a yarn.

We designed this universe for walls that dig pixels, atmosphere, and a touch of nostalgia. Not too flash. Just enough to make the room feel like something’s loading in the background.

Pixel art posters for walls with a touch of nostalgia

A visual world made up of tiny squares

Pixel art has a quirky knack for making heaps out of just a handful. A few blocks of colour, a clear outline, a flicker of light in a window, and before you know it, a whole scene comes to life. For this collection, we aimed to keep that wee bit of magic just as it is.

Designed by our creative studio

Every poster in this collection was crafted by the team at Posterscape, paying close attention to composition, colour harmony, and how the image will look on your wall. The aim isn’t to imitate classic video games but to use their visual style to create fresh scenes, moods, and little stories you’ll want to have around.

From neon streets to quiet deserts

This universe shifts between neon-lit city nights, sun-soaked desert horizons, cosy little eateries, quiet backroads, and scenes that feel a touch cinematic. Some posters are lively, others more laid-back. A room usually has a good idea which one suits it best.

Nostalgia, but not stuck in the past

Pixel art often has a bit of a retro vibe, but it doesn’t have to come across as childish or just a trip down memory lane. We’ve designed these prints to be graphic, decorative, and simple to slot into a modern Kiwi home. A gaming nook will get them straight away. A lounge might act like it spotted them first.

How to style pixel art at home

Pixel art looks best with a bit of room to breathe. One big print can feel like a window into another world, while a smaller piece adds a subtle touch above your desk, shelf, or reading nook. It pairs nicely with dark walls, wooden furniture, metal frames, or just a plain white space.

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“Only through art can we emerge from ourselves and know what another person sees.”

Marcel Proust

“One must be absolutely modern.”

Arthur Rimbaud

“To create is always to speak of childhood.”

Jean Genet

“Art hovers around the truth, but with the firm intention not to burn itself.”

Franz Kafka

“Perfumes, colors, and sounds respond to one another.”

Charles Baudelaire

“Common sense tells us that the things of the earth exist only a little, and that true reality is only in dreams.”

Charles Baudelaire, Les Paradis Artificiels

“Genius is childhood rediscovered at will.”

Charles Baudelaire

“If the world were clear, art would not be.”

Albert Camus

“Sight does not master the pictures, it is the pictures which master one's sight. They flood one's consciousness.”

Franz Kafka

“Beauty is always strange. I do not mean that it is deliberately, coldly strange, for in that case it would be a monster off the rails of life. I say that it always contains a little strangeness, a naive strangeness.”

Charles Baudelaire, Curiosités esthétiques

“Tears fall in my heart as rain falls on the town.”

Paul Verlaine

“Art is the premonition of truth.”

Alexandre Blok

“The sky is pretty like an angel.”

Arthur Rimbaud

“Art is the reflection that the dazzled human soul gives back of the splendor of the beautiful.”

Victor Hugo

“Only children know what they are looking for.”

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

“One sees clearly only with the heart. The essential is invisible to the eyes.”

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince

“Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.”

Philip K. Dick

“But where are the snows of yesteryear?”

François Villon, Rondeaux

“Art is born of constraints, lives of struggles, and dies of freedom.”

André Gide