Showing posts with label legend of zelda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label legend of zelda. Show all posts

Ad for Spirit Tracks a lot fresher than the game




Lots of clever Zelda touches in this subway ad, but the reviews of Spirit Tracks make it sound like just another slight revision of the game we've already played many times before, with the main difference being that you have to endure boring travel on a train instead of boring travel on a boat. At least the ridiculously annoying timed-dungeon has been eliminated this time around.

*Previously: Flooded subway tunnel ad more interesting than 2012.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys at eBay.

Lucifer's Fall (link roundup)




Lucifer's fall and bizarre tree by Jonathan Foerster, who has prints on sale here.

And a few more links:

1. Midna cosplay. (The Legend of Zelda - Twilight Princess.)

2. Great article by Adam Ciralsky for Vanity Fair about Blackwater founder (and secret CIA agent) Erik Prince.

3. No one's managed to claim Gawker's $1,000 bounty for snapping a photo of Nikki Finke.

*Previously: Homemade Princess Midna figurine.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys at eBay.

Blue demon (link roundup)



Blue demon by Black Almond.

And a few more links:

1. Kozyndan signing this Saturday at 5:30 at Giant Robot 2 in Los Angeles (link is NSFW, and pretty creepy).

2. One of the dog parks the stimulus was absolutely not supposed to pay for.

3. Nintendo says Zelda fans should expect a big surprise announcement and that they've overhauled the series. In fact, I can report the big changes right now - - in the next Zelda game, you will obtain the arrows before the boomerang. Also, the Octoroks spit gray rocks instead of brown.

*Previously: Blue-helmeted army men on the loose.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Starscream and Midna cosplay (link roundup)




Starscream and Midna cosplay from the book Cosplay Fever.

And a few more links:

1. Here's what happens when someone brings fruit instead of the expected donuts on a Friday at LucasArts.

2. Matt Brooker draws the Mac of the future (in Kirby's style). Via.

3. Cute illustration of Baron Vladimir Harkonnen.

*Previously: Starscream by Edvard Munch.

*Buy cosplay collections at Amazon.

Laughing origami frogs (link roundup)



Laughing origami creatures by Joseph Wu.

And a few more links:

1. Meet Teresa L. King, first woman to be the army's top drill sergeant. Via.

2. If your intro to philosophy class was sponsored, you'd get something like Ethical Dilemmas Involving Klondike Bars.

3. Zelda and the Minish Cap fan art. (I liked that game a lot more than Phantom Hourglass.)

*Previously: I regret what I did for a Klondike Bar.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Portraits within portraits (link roundup)



Go here for a gallery of portraits within portraits by Jon Madison. I bet even people who don't usually like photos of themselves would be pleased with a portrait like this. Jon also has prints on sale at Etsy.

And a few more links:

1. Crying face seen in melting Arctic ice? Via these sites.

2. Rookie quarterback Nate Davis made the 49ers despite suffering from a learning disability similar to dyslexia. Via.

3. Legend of Zelda's Link as a robot.

*Previously: Homemade portrait with moving eyes.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Buy a chimera for charity (link roundup)



Chimera drawing by Paul Hornschemeier - - it's one of many works of art that have been put up for bid at eBay as part of an online art auction and fundraiser organized by Anders Nilsen to promote universal health care. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Great Penny Arcade strip featuring Sam Fisher and a guy who's even sneakier.

2. Black Panthro.

3. Now that you mention it, it is a little weird that Link kills monsters, and eats their hearts to replenish his health.

*Previously: Origami chimera.

*Buy chimera toys at eBay.

Lego Link from Legend of Zelda (link roundup)



Lego Link by ptroll.

And a few more links:

1. How to make a labyrinth pattern on a bead.

2. Pictures of the toys from James Cameron's Avatar indicate they'll probably start off in the clearance section.

3. There's still time to try to win Watchmen on Blu-ray.

4. And speaking of contests, the winner of the Steam Crow was AmyR. Amy, I've tried emailing you twice and I've also mentioned you on my blog. If I haven't heard from you by Wednesday, July 29th, I'll have to pick a new winner.

*Previously: Rent a portable labyrinth.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Cheerful Lion Dance costume (link roundup)



Swoss' site is full of vibrant sculptures like this boy with lion dance costume.

And a few more links:

1. Win some paper robots.

2. Florida Governor Charlie Crist violated the state constitution when he refused to fill an appeals court seat because all of the potential picks were white.

3. Hyrulean Vans.

4. You should definitely subscribe to your own feed. I've noticed two sites this week where the feed simply shows a string of nonsense spam words. The websites themselves look normal.

*Previously: Lego Lion Dance.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

New Legend of Zelda concept art (link roundup)



Concept art for the new Legend of Zelda Wii game. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Dog owl.

2. Zalvar the furry blue creature paper toy. Via.

3. In Touch magazine posted a map purportedly showing the location of celebrity homes in Brentwood in Los Angeles County. But they accidentally used a map of Brentwood in Oakland.

4. Bruno the Jedi, perhaps?

*Previously: Princess Midna figurine.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Armored Samus and Wind Waker papercraft




Some terrific Metroid and Legend of Zelda The Wind Waker paper toys by Diogo Sousa. Spotted here, but no word as to availability yet.

*Previously: Plush armored and Zero Suit Samus.

*Buy Metroid toys at eBay.

Hyrulean Girl With A Pearl Earring (link roundup)



I guess it's homage day. Clint Wilson channels Johannes Vermeer in this Zelda with a Pearl Earring print on sale here. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Did a bat manage to enter orbit on the space shuttle? Via.

2. There's an "archetypal English village" for sale. Via.

3. Here's a photo of Alex Rodriguez enjoying his reflection a little too much.

4. Girl Scouts aren't allowed to sell cookies online.

*Previously: The Girl Scouts need an image makeover.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Final Fantasy, Zelda, Resident Evil, and more paper toys








Silent Hill's Nurse, a Chocobo-riding Moogle, Link and Zelda, Black Mage, Mario and the Princess, Chris Redfield and Nemesis, and these are just a tiny sampling of the papercraft projects posted here. There's also blank templates.

*Previously: Pyramid Head bunny.

*Buy Final Fantasy toys at eBay.

Homemade Midna's Helmet (Twilight Princess)




Harrison Krix, the maker of the Portal gun and Master Sword, has created Midna's helmet from Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. He's posted detailed work-in-progress photos here.

*Previously: Full-sized Dead Space helmet.

*Buy Legend of Zelda gashapon at eBay.

Transforming, Motorized Lego WALL-E (link roundup)



Transforming motorized Lego WALL-E.

And a few more links:

1. Reimagined covers for Ocarina of Time and Goldeneye.

2. I Can Haz Cheezburger community mocks undisclosed ad for Hotel for Dogs. Via.

3. Unique ad on cover of February issue of Esquire went for $250k. Via.

4. Spider-Man and Iron Man Transformers that combine together. Via.

*Previously: Legend of Zelda kitten.

*Buy Legend of Zelda toys and collectibles at eBay.

Christmas Link Roundup Part 3

(See Part 1 here, and part 2 here.)


First panel of a Christmas cartoon strip by Alexander Shen.




Dave Barry's Holiday Gift Guide (including the Hug Me Pillow).




Monstrous Nutcracker by Jared Deal for the Vinyl Toy Network.




Win a Chuckanuka.





Lemony Snicket gives holiday advice. For example:
Dear Mr. Snicket: Why does it always have to be coal? Why shouldn't a concerned parent give their ill-behaved youngsters something more accessible for modern times, say, a stick of firewood or a dried lump of mud?
--Woody

Dear Woody: Under enough pressure, a lump of coal may eventually become a diamond, but a stick of firewood, in the hands of an ill-behaved youngster under pressure from a concerned parent, invariably becomes a prop in a nice rousing game of Joan of Arc. Does anyone smell something burning?




"How to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit" by George Otis. Via.




Tortured gingerbread man cookie cutter.




Reindeer paper toy.




Santa papercraft.




Triforce tree topper.


*Buy Santa Claus toys at eBay.