Hello! Welcome back to Artists of Legend! If you’re an American, I hope you had an awesome Thanksgiving Day last week! This week, we have some artwork to share – both in relation to things that people are thankful for in the Zelda franchise, and artwork that has been submitted otherwise – and a new prompt for you to create artwork for, if you choose to do so. Now, let’s get right on into everything, shall we?

Submitted Artwork

Last week, we asked you to create artwork of something that you’re thankful for from The Legend of Zelda. And here are the submissions we received specifically for that prompt!

By vonturtle on Instagram:

By princelink on Instagram:

By redfoxani on Instagram:

And, while these were not specifically for this week’s challenge, here are some other submissions that I wanted to share with you this week!

By ambershirelle on Instagram:

By Oscar Yasser Garcia Juallek on last week’s post:

By ale_kartajan on Instagram:

By alessandra_damiano_graphic on Instagram:

By alivegamer on Instagram:

By amanda_labovitz on Instagram:

By amanda_ruth_art on Instagram:

Thank you all once again for all of your incredible artwork! Your talent continues to impress me; keep it up!

This Week’s Challenge

I actually came up with this prompt a little bit ago but didn’t get a chance to follow through on it until now. This week, we’d like you to create artwork of a Dungeon Reward. Throughout the Zelda series, one thing that has remained mostly consistent is that once you complete a dungeon, you receive a necessary reward for it, such as a Spiritual Stone or Medallion in Ocarina of Time, or a Fused Shadow or a piece of the Mirror of Twilight from Twilight Princess. If you receive it after defeating the main boss of a dungeon and it’s important for progressing the story, it counts!

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!

 

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