eBoy's poster of Tokyo
The latest city for eBoy to depict in isometric pixel form is Tokyo, and it's as beautiful as the other city posters they've published.
This one has an obligatory giant monster smashing buildings. Link
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Excellent! I have the New York one above my computer screen as I type this, and I keep finding new little things every time i look at it. The eboy posters cost a lot of money, but if you have it (and the wallspace - they are huge) they are definitely worth it.
How about a little NSFW warning! I click on the link and there is a nude girl poster for sale on the same page.
Think of the children!
I have two eboy posters and they're awesome! Problem: if you want to get them frames I've been hearing price quotes around $200!!!! Any idea how a guy could frame these things and still afford lunch?
If only the actual cities were as cool looking as eBoy's renderings. I would live in an isometric pixel universe.
As for framing, I have the EBOY London poster. I purchased two pieces of plexiglass and sandwiched the poster in between with rubber cement to hold it square. I attached the two plexiglass pieces with little bolts. All and all it cost $50, but go SLOW on the drilling or you'll crack it.
And I love this new poster. I wish they would do San Francisco though.
Yesterday, the Viennese Artbits Gallery presented the HELLO TOKYO HOT STUFF. See some pics from the opening at Facebook here or Flickr there.