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[annama-art]

Zelda commission for @thespacenico :)

[daeyumi]

The first beginning 🌅🗡️

Happy 38th anniversary to my favorite series of all time. 💛 Here’s to many more years of adventure~

[lsdoiphin]

like if you would ask her what's wrong

reblog to wipe away her tears

[tortilla-of-courage]

Grooseland scene doodles

[snailtaco]

Downfall doodles! I was really terrible with the spacing here, sorry

I’ll make it up in the next one :)

[nell0-0]

"Hey listen!"

A certain someone isn't amused

[gauntletqueen]

When a non-horror game has a horror section, I often find it a little more effective or memorable than a full-on horror title's horror, in a way. I think that's because, for characters in fiction, they usually don't know they're about to experience a horror story, so they aren't mentally prepared at all. As the audience, we know that when we boot up Silent Hill, we're gonna see some scary stuff and can mentally prepare accordingly. But when some innocuous children's platformer or RPG or whatever suddenly throws genuine horror elements at me, I'm taken out of my comfort zone much more roughly since I don't expect it at all. I think that's neat :>

[tihnixx]

🌿🐉

[snuey-o]

The biggest connections bloom in the smallest of places.

Finished Render of this Sprint Prompt. -

To be small is to be vulnerable; Four knows that very well.

To be small is to be exposed, unguarded, and meek

Sometimes, Four forgets the things he’s learned. Sometimes, he’ll fear the leaves that tower over his head or the large puddles that threaten to drown him. Sometimes, Four forgets how to be more than small.

But then he’ll see Wind—Youthful, strong, brave, small—and he’ll remember what it is to be small.

To be small is to be quick.

To be small is to be witty, daring, and courageous.

[amariaarts]

no grave can hold my body down, i’ll crawl home to her

[amanitacurses]

[yasmeensh]

Wooden sword ✨ Third thumbnail coloured... Should make some more soon. It was fun working on these Zelda 1 sketches :)

[cassielsunstone]

Zophiel the albino Orca Zora!

[daeyumi]

what can i say except that i remembered yu-gi-oh exists recently

[graves-doodles]

So all of these guys I got are just a bunch of LOZ "what if" AU's and Plants is: What if Link was the forest sage?

So he's the forest sage. Always lived in the forest and doesn't have a destiny telling him to leave. So he doesn't leave. He doesn't really like pondering about the outside world, and the thought of other people seeing him makes him real nervous. What's that? How would he know of the outside world if he stays in the forest anyways??

But ah! In canon even the Great Deku Tree knows about hyrule proper, and same here where Link of course knows about the outside kingdom. He even knows about the Princess and her best friend the Gerudo prince, Ganondorf.

In fact, the both of them would visit him ever since they were all kids. Many times they'd come to the forest to spend time with their little forest friend. Zelda, ever the artist, wanted to have a way where they can stay with him longer and came up with the idea of painted flower pots that hold domestic plants for him.

All over the inside of the forest temple and even outside there are tons of flower pots they've pained together. He loves all of them and takes care of all his new plant friends.

The goodbyes are bittersweet knowing they'll visit again, but always knowing Link is alone whenever they're not there. One day they hope Link can join them outside the forest. Maybe on a road trip around the country and share their world with him for once.

But for now he seems very set on staying in the forest and reassures them he's fine and can't wait for them to visit again.

[demi-pixellated]

Gerudo King of Thieves --

paying my respects to a classic