Artists of Legend: Majestic Moments and Minigames
Posted on June 06 2019 by Adam Barham
Hey! Welcome back to Artists of Legend, here at the beginning of summer. E3 is just around the corner now! How excited about it are you, and what would you like to see announced? In the meantime, we again have more artwork to share and a new art prompt to offer. Let’s get right on into everything!
Submitted Artwork
Last week, we asked you to create artwork of a heroic moment in the Zelda series. And here’s what you sent us for that prompt!
By Luke Clough on the previous post:
By vonturtle_art on Instagram:
By ninjanunchucks4 on the previous post:
Here’s a bunch more great submitted artwork as well!
By maskedgolem on Instagram:
By joeldsiegel on Instagram:
By tode_doodles on Instagram:
By torizzard on Instagram:
By trey.chan on Instagram:
By tsukitsutsuii on Instagram:
By tuschay on Instagram:
By urbanfairievii on Instagram:
By virusvisal on Instagram:
By vonturtle (who has been posting her art primarily as vonturtle_art) on Instagram:
By wadepturner on Instagram:
By waifu.senpai on Instagram:
Thank you all for sharing your awesome artwork with us! Keep up the great work!
This Week’s Challenge
This week’s challenge comes to us courtesy of Mr. Linktober himself, Joel, on his Linktober Discord server. This week, we’d like you to create artwork of a minigame. There has been quite a variety of minigames in The Legend of Zelda over the years, so you have plenty of choices to choose from.
Be creative, go crazy, and have fun!
As always, here are the rules for artwork in this series.
- Keep things clean. Zelda Dungeon should be safe for all ages, so don’t go creating foul images, anything too risque, or anything NSFW.
- Stick to the main idea, but feel free to be creative with it. If you want to draw a specific scene from one of the games, go ahead; if you want to come up with something similar to a scene from one of the games with a twist on it, that’s great too.
- Any form of art is acceptable as long as it somehow displays the mentioned scene. You can draw with a pencil and paper, paint on a canvas, make pixel art on a computer, weave, carve, create the scene with Zelda figurines, even do metal work if that’s your thing. Go crazy!
- While you can submit your work in the comment section, the preferred methods are putting your work in the comment section here on Zelda Dungeon, or Tweeting or posting on Instagram with #artistsoflegend. It makes it easier for me to find the art when you submit it.
- Do not steal art from someone else.
- Do not insult other people’s art. Peaceful critiques and thoughts are one thing; direct insults are another.
- There’s no pressure. Just have fun!
I look forward to seeing what you guys create this time, and I’ll see you all next week!
Adam is an original content editor for Zelda Dungeon. He enjoys a good cup of tea. He’s even more hyped for Pokemon Sword and Shield after the recent Pokemon Direct and is looking forward to E3 next week. Follow him on Twitter
