Operation Moonfall, a movement we helped create, is still pushing forward with a full head of a steam as we creep closer to E3. They have two completely free campaigns coming up and a full press release to describe all of the events. Of note, they would really like you to follow them on Twitter, as much of the campaign work will be communicated there.

Dearest Operation Moonfall supporters,

We are about to entire into an exciting few months together.

As the entire gaming industry moves closer and closer to E3 2014, the hype

train is moving into full gear. This is the time of year that we as gamers look

forward to more than any other, the time when we as the gaming public are

finally given a look at what developers have been secretly slaving away at.

Obviously the Operation Moonfall community has one game in particular that we

desire news on as much as (if not more so) than any other. We want our Majora’s

Mask remake.

Over the last few years Operation Moonfall has hosted

several activities designed to increase public interest in an HD Majora’s Mask,

culminating with the recently successful Operation Moonfall Kickstarter, which

succeeded in funding the creation of posters that were sent to both Japan and

American Nintendo offices (and no, we have yet to receive a response). The

months of April, May, and June will play host to two amazing new public

campaigns which we can now reveal in their entirety. Both of these campaigns

are designed to be shared extensively throughout social media so please, get a

Twitter and follow us. The more voices we have, the more likely Nintendo is to

hear.

April: Graffiti

Twitter Campaign

No I DO NOT want you all to drop what you are doing, head to

Home Depot and buy tons of spray paint. The Operation Moonfall graffiti

campaign will stay within the bounds of legal public art. The goal is simple,

using the provided template simply sketch the outline of Majora’s Mask with

chalk on any surface you like, affixed with the subtitle ‘#OpMoonfall’. Once

this is complete, snap an image and post it to twitter in the format shown

below.

It is VERY important to include @NintendoAmerica in your

tweet, since the people at Nintendo will not see your tweet unless you do so.

Equally important is the OpMoonfall hashtag. If possibly we would like to see

this hashtag trending on Twitter. We will be holding a competition during this

time as well. Users may submit photos of their chalk sketch to the Operation

Moonfall facebook page, and the 3 most impressive photos will be awarded with

posters from the Operation Moonfall Kickstarter. Winning photos will be judged

on location an artistic quality. With enough support of this campaign, we hope

to make quite a splash on Nintendo’s social media radar and who knows, maybe

some passerby will search the internet to see what exactly #OpMoonfall is, and

then create their own post!

graffiti template

Users who are unwilling or unable to do a chalk drawing may

purchase an official Operation Moonfall bumper sticker from Redbubble.com and

tweet that instead.

http://www.redbubble.com/shop/moonfall+stickers?ref=explore_product_refinement

May-E3 Week: Happy

Mask Campaign

This is the big one guys. This has been a little while

coming, and has been extensively teased on the Operation Moonfall Facebook

page. Introducing, the Happy Mask Campaign! Working with prop outfit My Wicked

Armor, we have secured 15 blank replicas of Majora’s Mask, identical to the

ones Robert of My Wicked Armor will be offering for sale in his upcoming

Kickstarter. Those 15 masks will be mailed to 15 different Zelda fan artists,

each of whom will do a completely custom paint-job/alteration to their mask

(see the 501

st Legion As You Wish campaign for some similar

projects). Throughout the month of May these artists will live-blog the

renovation of their masks for the public to see. On the final day of May, our

15 artists will finish work on their masks and we will display the final

products online. The finished pieces will then go up for sale with 50% of

profits going to the artists themselves and 50% going to charity (we are open

to suggestions on which charity to use). At the conclusion of the campaign, a

wooden box containing a custom painted Operation Moonfall mask and high quality

photos of all 15 of the finished masks will be mailed to Nintendo of America

HQ.

Who are the 15

artists?

We are proud to announce that 3 of our masks have already

been spoken for! Artist Wes Talbott (designer of the Zelda LEGO prototypes),

artist EternalLegend (featured Zelda artist on DA), and acclaimed cosplayer Li

Kovacs have all agreed to decorate 3 of our masks. As for the other 12? They

are all up for grabs! If you would like to have on opportunity to decorate a

mask, simply submit samples of your work for consideration to opmoonfall@gmail.com

. ONLY USERS WITH AN ESTABLISHED ONLINE PORTFOLIO, DEVIANTART PAGE, OR ACADEMIC

PORTFOLIO WILL BE CONSIDERED. The guidelines are strict, but we are trying to

control the quality of the work that will be done here. Our final list of

artists will be announced on April 15

th, with the cutoff for

application being midnight on April 14

th.

partially painted Majora’s

Mask replica from My Wicked Armor.

Please note that all chosen artists will be responsible for

promoting the campaign on their own social media networks, as well as obligated

to turn in photos of a completed mask on the due date of May 31

st.

Artists will be asked to pay a 25 dollar fee to cover the cost of the mask, in

addition to any shipping requirement (domestic and international artists are

accepted).

Happy Mask Public

Competition:

We recognize that many of you may wish to custom decorate a

mask, even if you are not chosen as one of our 15 artists. If there is

sufficient interest, we will hold a public ‘no audition necessary’ competition

that anyone who has purchased one of My Wicked Armor’s masks from their

Kickstarter may enter, with 1

st, 2nd, and 3rd

place prizes. This competition would take place later in 2014, in order to give

Robert from MWA sufficient time to fulfill his Kickstarter.

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