Norman Osborn in his Goblin costume (or is it one of his successors?) is flying into Pixel Corner. More than 60 years after his first appearance, the character is one of the most identifiable figures in Marvel comics and one of Spiderman's most famous adversaries!
🕺 The First of the Goblins
After the success of the character created by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, the identity of the Green Goblin would be taken on by 3 other characters, not to mention all the secondary characters revolving around this identity, much like the different Robins around Batman.
📥 Free Download of the GreenGoblin Pixel Card
- HD PDF file with 32x32 grid and color code
- 1:1 format ready to print (TCG card size)
- Ideal for drawing, pixel art, iron-on beads or DIY mosaic
- 100% free and instantly available in your Pixel Corner cart
👉 [Download the Pixel Card – GreenGoblin]
🎨 A Good Example of Pixel Art
By drawing inspiration from the silhouette, it's easy to adapt this pixel art to other characters you'd like to bring to life through Pixel art.
✏️ To Each Their Creative Moment
✅ Get inspired by this pixel art model to create your own, by changing the colors or even more radically the proposal
✅ An instantly identifiable reference
✅ A creative activity that goes beyond the obvious
✅ A perfect model to start or complete a series of Comics pixel art
❓FAQ – GreenGoblin Pixel Card
How do I create my GreenGoblin?
Grab one of our mosaic kits and follow the instructions and the model to create your own pop and handcrafted decoration.
Are the cards printable?
Our Pixel Card(s) are collectibles, so we make sure to offer them to you in a quality and format suitable for both A4 prints and playing card size.
Can my children participate in this activity?
Pixel art has no age limit. However, please note that a large model takes more time to make and may require a little patience.