A dragon drawn one square at a time, with the glow switched on.
Neon Pixel Dragon turns a profile portrait into a dragon head decal built from chunky square pixels, the way game sprites used to be drawn. There is not a letter on it; the toothy jaw does the talking for pixel-art fans, RPG players and fantasy readers.
In profile: horns back, jaw open
The head and upper neck are seen from the side, facing right. Face and snout are sky blue with darker blue shading and white highlight pixels, and two long green horns sweep back from the top of the head in bands that run from lime to a deeper green. A narrowed pink eye sits above the nostril and an open jaw lined with small pale teeth, somewhere between a grin and a snarl.
Pink and purple frills fan out behind the jaw and at the back of the head, and the neck drops away in green and pink stripes with a blue edge. Heavy black pixel outlines hold the shapes together, and every curve breaks into stair-steps, the look of a classic game sprite.
Around the whole head runs a bright magenta line with a paler pink line inside it, like a lit neon tube. Small four-point pixel sparkles in green with pink edges and a few light-blue diamond shapes float in the space around it.
Durable vinyl that hides what is under it
- Kiss-cut close to the art: a single white border wraps the horns, the snout and the sparkles
- Another sticker or a patch of paint beneath it stays out of view, thanks to the high-opacity film
- Easy application, done quickly and without bubbles
- The vinyl is the durable kind, a match for things you handle regularly
- One step first: clean the surface
Who it's for
Pixel-art fans, RPG players, fantasy readers, tabletop groups and people who keep tweaking their desk setup. A laptop lid would be one idea for a home. Pass it to whoever hosts game night, slip it in with a present for a dragon-obsessed reader, or mark the end of a long campaign.
Quick answers
How much of the listed size does the dragon take up?
The sticker is cut around the head and its sparkles, slightly wider than tall, so on a square option it stays inside the listed size and comes out a bit shorter than it. On 15″×3.75″ you get the same single small piece, not a row.
Is it the whole dragon or a portrait?
A portrait: the head and the top of the neck. No body, wings or flames are drawn: just the head, the upper neck and the sparkles around it.
What makes it pixel art?
Every edge is built from visible squares, so curves turn into small stair-steps. It is the drawing style of early video game sprites, used here for a fantasy creature.
Shipping and returns
Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.
Size guide
| WIDTH (inches) | HEIGHT (inches) | |
| 3″×3″ | 2.97 | 2.97 |
| 4″×4″ | 3.97 | 3.97 |
| 5.5″×5.5″ | 5.5 | 5.5 |
| 15″×3.75″ | 15 | 3.75 |
| WIDTH (cm) | HEIGHT (cm) | |
| 3″×3″ | 7.54 | 7.54 |
| 4″×4″ | 10.08 | 10.08 |
| 5.5″×5.5″ | 13.97 | 13.97 |
| 15″×3.75″ | 38.1 | 9.53 |
