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Digital Art: Video Games vs Real Life

August 18, 2014 By ausretrogamer

Let’s get this straight, I love video games being mashed into real life locations. I was super impressed with Aled Lewis Studio’s video gaming artwork, and now we have Lee Vidal coming to the party with his artistic effort.

Lee has done a fabulous job at placing iconic video games in very apt real life locations. If you don’t believe us, just take a peek below. If you would like to see more of Lee’s artistic works, head on over to his deviantArt page.

Spooky Yoshi’s Island
IRL_YoshisIsland

Barrel roll
IRL_DK

Exciting motocross!
IRL_Excitebike

Scenic route
IRL_OutRun

Brrrrrrrrrrr, ice climbing
IRL_IceClimbers

Go Mario!
IRL_MK

Advancing! Tank attack!
IRL_AdvanceWars

Hunting castles
IRL_SMB3

Kicking ten shades out of Ken!
IRL_SFII

image source: retronoob

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