Check Out This Vivid Fan-Made 2024 Zelda Calendar That Is Available For Pre-Order On Etsy
Posted on September 03 2023 by Sean Gadus
One of the things that makes the Zelda community so great is the amazing collection of artists and designers that use the series as inspiration. Whether it is remixes of Zelda songs, unique art pieces inspired by the series, or any number of other creative projects, it seems like there is no end of wonderful things to check out.
This upcoming fan-made 2024 Zelda calendar by KokiriCraig is a great example of the amazing work done by artist and designers in the Zelda community. This double sized 2024 calendar by KokiriCraig features thirteen pieces of original artwork. The calendar is currently available for pre-order on Etsy, and it is slated to ship in October. The price of the calendar is $19.85 USD (before shipping). The artwork on calendar draws inspiration from a variety Zelda games including the recently released Tears of the Kingdom. Overall, the calendar makes note of important holidays, major Zelda anniversaries, and it has room for buyers to write their own notes.
I hope those that bought my Zelda calendar last year have enjoyed using it!
The 2024 edition is now up for pre order to be posted next month!https://t.co/u7DR4vHA7S pic.twitter.com/NJL1Xt77U9— Craig (@KokiriCraig) September 3, 2023
If you are interesting in the vivid art on the calendar, KokiriCraig has a variety of other Zelda art pieces available for purchase. Buyers are able to buy pieces of art standalone or purchase art cards in bundles that are related to different iconic Zelda games like Breath of the Wild, A Link To The Past, or Ocarina of Time. In their product descriptions, Kokiri Craig notes the unique artwork is created using an iPad and the Procreate app.
What do you think of this fan-made 2024 Zelda calendar by KokiriCraig? Are there any other scenes from Zelda games that you would like to see KokiriCraig create art for? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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Sean Gadus is a Senior Editor at Zelda Dungeon. His first Zelda game was Ocarina of Time, and he loves all of the 3D Zelda games from 1998-2011. The final battle of Tears of the Kingdom is one of his favorite final battles in the entire series. He wants to help build a kinder, more compassionate world. You can check out his other written work at The-Artifice.com.
