GameSized is a digital artist who makes comic books featuring tiny women. Beginning in early December 2025, they teamed up with Eddiegiantman to begin the latest series, the currently ongoing “Shelf Warriors.” Shelf Warriors features two 6-inch-tall beauties, Princess Hithui and her brave knight companion Olindé. Together the duo inadvertently traveled to our universe where they arrived in the bedroom of a videogame streamer called Sonia whereupon they learned that they are much smaller than the human norm. Upon discovering Olindé, Sonia mistook her for an action figure and promptly disrobed the elven combatant. Afterward, there was some runaway growing and shrinking. A good time was had by all. Before Shelf Warriors, GameSized rendered other art taking inspiration from video game franchises such as Epic’s Fortnite and Nintendo’s Metroid. Folks can follow GameSized on Blueskey for the latest updates and they can view their comics at Itaku and the official Shelf Warriors site. Fans can also financially support GameSized via Ko-fi.
#1) Can you tell the readers a little about yourself?
I currently live in Philadelphia with my wife and I’m a self taught 3D artist, started using Blender in 2019. I adopted the username “GameSized” some time after that. Then in 2023 I had to stop working due to health issues, which had the fringe benefit of giving me time to start making size comics in between hospital visits. And that’s still basically where I’m at today, making comics in the free spaces between fighting for my life. It’s good to have something you can control. Also, I’m a Taurus.
#2) How did you first become interested in tiny women?
My interest in tiny women was passed down to me by my father when he showed me “The Seventh Voyage of Sinbad” on videotape, which is a movie about saving a shrunken princess. I was captivated. The interest in making art with tiny women was strengthened by my grandfather, who made photographic diorama art using Barbie dolls and was the pride of our family, for a time. He was a big inspiration for me. If there’s any evidence that these fetishes are hereditary, I think I’m it.
#3) When did you discover the size community?
I learned there was a community of size media enjoyers and artists as a teenager in the 2000s, lying to the pages that would say “click here only if you are over 18.” I lurked for a long, long time on sites like The Minimizer and GiantessCity until I finally began posting in size Discord servers during the pandemic. I’m still friends with some of the size fans I met during those days.
#4) How would you describe your art?
I would call my art “transformative work” which adds “something new, with a further purpose or different character, altering the source with new expression, meaning, or message” and furthermore it does not infringe on any copyrights held by Epic Games or Nintendo.
#5) What are a few of your favorite artworks or stories from other creators? I know this is a difficult question and your answer, like everyone else’s, can change over time. Nonetheless, I shamelessly include this because it serves as awesome feedback when people learn that other artists like their work.
In no particular order: “A Great Knight” by Love Thru Poke. Any of AnolyMoly’s size animations but particularly their series of Guilty Gear shorts. Nellielle’s “Overlooked.” Did you know SallyFourth is still writing? Go look her up, she’s one of the ones I lied about being 18 to read way back when. Also shout out to DiDi Star’s comics!
#6) Are there any upcoming projects that you would like to mention? Any surprise developments happening soon with the Shelf Warriors?
My next ambition for Shelf Warriors is to re-make their face and body assets from scratch. When this project began, I was fine with the characters being kitbashes of existing game models. But now that the comic is taking off I feel a little bit embarrassed to not be using my own models when Blender makes that possible and even kinda fun. It’s just been a free time/energy thing, I’m hoping I’ll have more of that again soon.
Thank you so much for doing this interview!
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