It’s always cool when you have talented fans strutting their stuff with their art. In this case, Bryan at STITCH-BIT has been busy during these long COVID months doing up some amazing cross-stitching of video game characters/scenes, including plenty of horror-related ones.

While the majority of these 5-inch by 5-inch pieces are from the NES, SNES and Genesis, there are a couple from the Atari 2600. You’ve got ones from Friday The 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Decap Attack and Castlevania. And yes, you can own them.

The thing is, these are all one-offs, so once a piece is gone, it’s gone. Definitely check these out if you’re into collecting recreations of classic video game art.

It’s always cool when you have talented fans strutting their stuff with their art. In this case, Bryan at STITCH-BIT has been busy during these long COVID months doing up some amazing cross-stitching of video game characters/scenes, including plenty of horror-related ones.

While the majority of these 5-inch by 5-inch pieces are from the NES, SNES and Genesis, there are a couple from the Atari 2600. You’ve got ones from Friday The 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Decap Attack and Castlevania. And yes, you can own them.

The thing is, these are all one-offs, so once a piece is gone, it’s gone. Definitely check these out if you’re into collecting recreations of classic video game art.