Designer Justin Harder of Harder Studios has created the world’s first pixelated motorcycle. Not exactly a Harley-Davidson, but it will probably attract the same amount of attention.

He used painted wood to create the body of the motorcycle and then attached it to a couple of wheels. He also created accessories, like a pixelated wooden motorcycle helmet.

This motorcyle is essentially a real-life dirtbike from the classic Nintendo game ExciteBike. So, if you ever had the urge to play that game on an actual street, outside the confines of a virtual world, now’s your chance. Give Justin Harder a call.

All Harder has to do next is build a pixelated stadium as well as several other pixelated bikes to recreate the game in full. Given enough time, perhaps this can become a reality.

Harder isn’t the only one making 8-bit objects; these guys made a large 8-bit costume for a Toshiba commercial.

Using storage doors as inspiration, the Slovakian photographer Branislav Kropilak has made a series of pictures that he calls “Depots”. It’s basically photographs of different doors that lead to several storages or depots, but the trick is that they all look like robot heads.

Kropilak always gets inspired by industrial design, urbanism and simply the relationship between humans and technology. Still this is not the first time doors have been used as a base for art – this graphic designer used garage doors and pimped them with 3D image prints.

Why stop there when you can pimp your swimming pool with 3D images, check it out.