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Sean’s Amazing Retro Video Game Art and Arcade Model Builds

08/06/2022 By ausretrogamer

We have many talented friends around the world. One local multi-talented friend, Sean Tagg (aka:  ) is not only an accomplished Donkey Kong player, but he is also an arcade restorer, OutRun expert and an amazing artist (amongst many other talents)!

Out of all of Sean’s accomplishments and creations, it is his meticulous artistic skill and flair that always captures our attention and astounds us with each of his amazing creations. Sean’s artwork (like on his Shinobi runners) and model builds of iconic video games are simply stunning to say the least. If you don’t believe us, check out the video below!

source: Sean Tagg – Arcade Modeller

Want to see more of Sean’s amazing Arcade Model builds? If you said yes (as you should have), then go to his Arcade Modeller site right now!

Here a video collection of my Model building and art of Video Games (with cheesy background music ) #chaseHQ #OutRun #Rtype #Ghoulsnghosts #Alteredbeast #Hangon #sega #arcade pic.twitter.com/G4o68E4b7a

— (@sean_tagg) March 27, 2020




Filed Under: Retro Gaming Culture Tagged With: !Arcade!, 1980s, 1990s, Altered Beast, Alteredbeast, Arcade, Chase HQ, chaseHQ, classic, classic arcade gamer, Daytona USA, diy, Donkey Kong, Geek, Ghoulsnghosts, Hang-on, Hangon, Irem, oldschool, OutRun, R-Type, Rad Mobile, Retro, Retrogamer, Rtype, Sean Tagg, sega, Sega AM2, Sega Rally, Shinobi, space harrier, Taggsta, Taito, tbt, throwback

Get Your Mugshot in Chase H.Q. and Help NHS Charities

12/04/2020 By ausretrogamer

The talented Bill Harbison, veteran Ocean/Imagine Software pixel artist, who worked on titles like, Chase HQ, Batman The Movie and Jurassic Park is doing something really cool for charity!

Bill is supporting the NHS Charities COVID-19 Urgent Appeal via his Fiverr page where you supply him an image of yourself that he then takes to create a mugshot to be added to his old ZX Spectrum game, Chase H.Q. How awesomely cool is that? If you are keen to be featured in the ZX Speccy Chase H.Q. game and also help out a great charity, then hit Bill’s Fiverr page now!

We’ll update this post and share our screenshot once Bill weaves his magic and sends through the finished image. We can’t wait!

UPDATE: Guess what peeps?! Bill was super quick with his pixel wizardry and delivered our screenshot waaaay ahead of the due date! So here it is, our Ed, Alex Boz, in full pixel art (Chase H.Q. mugshot) glory! 🙂

 

 

Filed Under: Retro Gaming Culture Tagged With: artist, Batman The Movie, Bill Harbison, Charity, Chase H.Q., Chase HQ, Chase HQ for charity, corona virus, covid-19, ff0000, Imagine Software, NHS, Ocean, Old School, Pixel Art, pixel artist, Retro Game, Retro Gamer, Retro Gaming, ZX Speccy, zx spectrum

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