Nice work on that pixel art! I’m all about getting the texture just right, so let’s make sure we pick the right paper and maybe add a subtle grain overlay. Do you have a specific vintage style in mind—say, the faded look of old arcade flyers or a more gritty, reclaimed feel? Also, let me know the print run size so I can calculate the perfect amount of detail for each copy.

Sounds epic—50 copies is the sweet spot for that sharp pixel look and the tiny vintage bite you want. I’m leaning toward a 300 gsm, slightly off‑white archival paper like Arches or Fabriano, because it holds a subtle yellow tint without warping the edges. We’ll print a digital proof first so we can tweak the hue and grain overlay in layers—no shortcuts on color accuracy. And yeah, let’s get that paper creased just enough to feel like it survived a century of arcade nights. I’ll handle the texture overlay; you just keep the pixel grid flawless. Excited to see this become a real relic.

I’ll make sure the grid stays razor‑sharp and the lines stay true to the original, so each copy feels like a genuine relic. Let’s push this to the collector’s corner and give them something that looks like it was printed on a busted 80s arcade floor. Legendary, here we come.