Customer photos, decals in action!
A huge collection of decal designs created for Game Themed Things over the past year.
*Designs created for Game Themed Things LLC are transformative interpretations of characters. ,original designs of trademarked characters remain property of the copyright holders.
Participated in the 2015 Global Game Jam- Gaylord National Hotel Washington DC.
The Global Game Jam (GGJ) is the world's largest game jam event (game creation) taking place around the world at physical locations. Teams had 72 hours to produce a working concept around the theme, “What do we do next?”
Our team created a narrative style adventure game, with a combination of 2-D and 3D assets. A rough demo is available on the GameJam site.
Learn more about Global Game Jam.
Created this illustration for a friend, and favorite image sharing site imgur!
This is the very first design I created for the Game Themed Things decal shop back in 2013. I found their shop while searching for a high quality vinyl cutter that could make my dragonair stencil into a decal for a birthday gift. The idea took off and a partnership began, I have been creating designs for their shop ever since.
I will continue to post design collections and photos from happy customers in the future.
*Designs created for Game Themed Things LLC are transformative interpretations of characters. Trademarked characters, and original designs, remain property of the copyright holders.
Finished painting the Katsushika Hokusai inspired triptych. I added some gold leaf & liquid gold accents to finish things off. It looks really great in the room.
Using a papercraft template as 3-d reference I started sculpting a clay model of a bulbasaur. If this turns out well I may try to make a mold and cast a few copies to paint and decorate.
Cari Marchetti 2014
Katsushika Hokusai’s Great Wave – wall mural
I wanted to decorate a large space in my apartment and decided to (attempt to) recreate one of my favorite ukiyo-e prints using three linen canvases and acrylic ink. The triptych is about 7 feet across, and one of the biggest things I have ever painted!
