Martin Whatson is still one of the biggest, and most collectible modern artists in the game. His paintings and prints sell out instantly. His style of grayscale images with brightly colored, graffiti tags translates well across regions and cultures. This distinctive style has made him one of the most popular young urban artists out there. His pieces look great as murals and look fantastic on canvases and prints as well. This is a limited edition, hand-finished print and beautiful, embossed black paper.

1/1 Original Art by Artist Vincent Bova

1/1 Original Art Woolf’s Carbon Pencil

Tristan Eaton is one of the best US muralists and urban artists. Bold, bright, fun, with a hat tip to comic books, politics, social justice, superheroes, and more. This 1/1 print from his War Dove series has individual bullet holes shot through it for effect.

Another Tokyo Game Show 2026 promotional item for Samurai Pizza Cats: Blast from the Past has joined the collection.

This Yattaro / Speedy Cerviche “cel souvenir” measures approximately 18.5 cm tall by 19 cm wide and was distributed as a TGS 2026 Blast Zero exclusive.

The design deliberately mimics a traditional animation cel, right down to the registration-style holes along the top edge. Those holes also make it especially easy to display on a wall, which is a nice little bonus for collectors. :3

The artwork features Yattaro flashing a peace sign, with the Samurai Pizza Cats: Blast from the Past logo in the lower-left corner and the “NOT FOR SALE / TGS 2026 BLAST-ZERO Exclusive” marking along the bottom.

It’s a fun piece because it bridges two eras of the franchise: a brand-new promotional item for the 2026 game, styled after the physical cel-animation materials associated with the original series.