A little sign at the end of the bridge already says WELCOME.

This nature wall art leads the eye across an arched wooden footbridge in a pixel-art forest, for anyone who wants the first wall a guest sees to feel like a friendly place to arrive. The art is original RaZits work and a warm housewarming, move-in or guest-room present.

The design: a footbridge under an arch of old trees

An arched wooden footbridge with sturdy posts and curved handrails spans a river in the middle of the picture. A packed-dirt path runs onto it from both banks, and small wooden steps climb the banks where the path ends. On a post at the right end of the bridge stands a small white sign in a dark wooden frame reading WELCOME, the only word in the whole scene.

Overhead, a canopy of dark-green leaves and twisted reddish-brown branches bends across the top of the view like a doorway, and a smaller leafy tree reaches in from the right. Beyond the bridge, a large pale sun hangs low in a peach sky between tall, jagged teal peaks, and misty layers of pine silhouettes fill the valley below them.

In the foreground, grassy banks fall away to rust-brown earth, a few rocks sit in the water, and the river catches the sun in long horizontal streaks. Chunky square blocks shape the planks, the leaves and the water, with warm pixel tones and a cozy welcome touch, drawn the way retro video games once drew their worlds. Nothing here needs to be fought or found, though: it is quiet pixel countryside with a path, a bridge and a sign that is glad to see you.

Nature wall art sized for a small entryway or a big blank wall

• The smallest size is 5″×7″ (12.7 × 17.8 cm) and the largest 24″×36″ (61.0 × 91.4 cm); A2, A1 and the five squares, 10″×10″ (25.4 × 25.4 cm) to 18″×18″ (45.7 × 45.7 cm), sit in between
• A 10.3 mil sheet of enhanced matte paper (189 g/m²) with a low-sheen surface that keeps glare down in a bright hallway
• 94% opacity keeps the wall color from showing through the teal peaks and the dark canopy
• 104% ISO brightness, so the little white sign and the pale sun stay clean and bright
• Paper sourced from Japan
• No frame is included, and nothing is printed until you order: each copy is crafted on demand

Who it's for

New homeowners, first-apartment renters, cozy gamers and anyone who loves pixel art and wants a picture that greets people at the door. It belongs in an entryway, a hallway, a guest room or a game room, and it works as a housewarming gift, a move-in present, a birthday surprise or a welcome for someone joining the household.

Quick answers

Where does it look best?

Close to a front door or at the end of a hallway, where the sign is the first thing guests notice. For a narrow wall, a tall portrait size such as 12″×18″ (30.5 × 45.7 cm) keeps the bridge at eye height.

Does it show characters or anything from a game?

Nobody stands on the path, and no game character, logo or score appears anywhere. The whole scene is original, and its pixel-by-pixel build is the one thing it borrows from classic games.

What changes on the square prints?

They show the whole width, so two massive gnarled trunks hem in both sides and their branches meet overhead like a tunnel. On portrait sizes those trunks are mostly cut away, while the leafy canopy, bridge, sign, river and sun are all still there.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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