Tribute

The door at the side takes you to the history room with work in progress shots of the artwork. You look at the video projection, detailing the creation process:

You see a control panel with video choices:

You see Retronator, a strange masked man from the future. He explains the history behind the image:

"This artwork was initially created by Matej "Retro" Jan as a cover of Joker Magazine in 2005 and adapted into a poster a month later. However, there was a lot of unused space left due to time constraints.

Retro's life then took a turn away from drawing as he focused on programming. He graduated from computer science in September 2011 and decided to return to his old pixel art piece. In the following couple of months he slowly added in his more recent sources of inspiration to produce the completed Tribute poster."

On your way to the exit you bump into salesman Stan, waving his arms feverishly. He invites you to browse a fine selection of printed pixel art reproductions:

Stan explains: "Tribute poster prints are made in lovely California by the awesome Society6.

The Gallery quality Giclée print comes on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks. Custom trimmed with 2" border for framing."

Stan scribbles down a webpage address of the store:"

Tribute Art Print by Retronator | Society 6

http://society6.com/retronator/Tribute-pTJ_Print

Available as posters, laptop and iphone skins, hoodies and t-shirts!

While browsing the shop you notice Retro in the back, smiling happily as he signs the last special edition poster:

Retro says: "Hey there! I had a local printer create a special print for me on canvas. It turned out so great I decided to run a little special edition, signed and numbered by yours truly, color corrected to perfectly match the digital version. It even sports a seriously cool black border to match your level of awesomeness if you own one of these rad pieces of pixel art cult and nostalgia.

These were a blast to send out to every corner of the Earth. Now, the edition is closed and I want to thank everyone for buying my first print. Your names are forever engraved in this html thingy!"

Below you see a list of all the amazing cool people that have one of these at home. Thank you all again!

IDOriginal ownerLocationPrint notes
#0private collectionPostaja, SloveniaBAT
#1Luka MarčetićLjubljana, Slovenia
#2Katja KolarLjubljana, Slovenia
#3William TateNew York, United StatesP/E H/C
#4Žiga HajdukovićVrhnika, SloveniaH/C
#5Renaud BédardMontréal, CanadaP/E H/C
#6Zoran BajraktarevičLjubljana, SloveniaH/C
#7Nuša SmoličLjubljana, SloveniaH/C
#8Tadej GregorčičMaribor, Slovenia
#9Oliver MarčetičZaprešič, Croatia
#10Luka ČehovinLjubljana, Slovenia
#11Marc DingenaMaastricht, Netherlands
#12Iztok LevacZavratec, Slovenia
#13Ciril BohakLjubljana, Slovenia
#14Matic JerajLjubljana, Slovenia
#15Abrihima MehKranj, Slovenia
#16Leon BoereRotterdam, Netherlands
#17Gašper SekolonikLjubljana, Slovenia
#18Patric JutrasAyr, Canada
#19Jacob "The Bearslayer" HarderUnited States
#20David RaposoMontreal, Canada
#21Anonymous
#22Benny SamuelssonLinköping, Sweden
#23Pauline AcalinCosta Mesa, United States
#24Jonathan YeungMississauga, Canada
#25Fireproof StudiosGuildford, United Kingdom
#26Sebastian LinLondon, United Kingdom
#27Tom LemajičLjubljana, SloveniaH/C
#28Callum MealeMelbourne, Australia
#29Alister WillisBlackmans Bay, Australia
#30Daruma StudioBarcelona, SpainH/C
#31Dejan SmolnikarLjubljana, Slovenia
#32Stephen "Switt!" WittmaakSaint Petersburg, Florida, United States
#33Emil LassenCopenhagen, Denmark
#34Petra BožičShanghai, China
#35Christopher StaritzGermany
#36Alexandre DacharyPoissy, France
#37Klemen LebanTolmin, Slovenia
#38Olivier from
no-bug.net
Bruxelles, Belgium
#39Daniel 'Maxbooze' BeavisCentral Coast, Australia
#40Tim ButlerRundfunkland, United KingdomS/D
#41Bringler IgreMaribor, Slovenia
#42Jernej KocjančičMaribor, Slovenia
#43Carlos CastreñoMadrid, Spain
#44private collection
#45private collection
#46Cyprien HoelzlGeneva, Switzerland

BAT - bon à tirer (good to print), master image against which the members of the edition are compared for quality.

P/E - pruebas de estado (trial proof), one of the unique prints with very slight color variation from the final master of the edition.

H/C - hors de commerce (not for sale), print is a gift.

S/D - sans de Diablo (without Diablo), religion-friendly version without references to Blizzard's games.

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