Hey hey, folks! This is Ponk, making his semi-annual stop at TFF. Will see about sticking around a while, but we know how that usually goes. Nevertheless: Optimism!

So I recently did a 'spring clean' which involved swapping out a bunch of furniture in addition to throwing out maybe six month's worth of accumulated shit. I now have twice as much wall space and need something to occupy it. I already have these big 1-foot square canvas prints of friends and pets and stuff so I wanna do more of that type of thing, but slightly different.

Here's the challenge to you: I want to do a giant canvas print, A3 size or probably even bigger, that's just an enormosized sprite image/game image. Mostly because the problem with big canvas is image quality, and vector images or vectored sprites don't have to worry about upsize quality. I'm not sure what to go with though! Of course, you lot are the foremost experts that come to mind with all retro gaming issues so I present the question to you. Who/what to go with?

My top two at the moment are:
- Mario, probably mid-jump on a coloured background
- One of the vector style images (or one I build myself from references) from the Katamari games - I'm imagining a landscape canvas with the prince pushing a giant katamari that takes up most of the frame. Nice and colourful, pastelly or at least bright.

Any other suggestions? I welcome all comers. As for FF/Square Enix characters, who would you say is the most distinct or interesting in the Sprite Age?

CP:
Splosion Man (360 Arcade)
The Maw (360 Arcade)
X-Men Origins: Wolverine (360)
Crisis Core: FF7 (PSP)

Desperately awaiting:
Scribblenauts (DS)
Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3)