So one would hope that I would have had more than 2 posts about Breath of the Wild in the past month… but for those that own the game, you see the dilemma. Posting up posts about the games takes time away from playing the game! I am quite a ways in, though I keep … Read more
Luckily, I am not as addicted to Breath of the Wild as Paul is, since it gave me time to start sculpting our new Wild Elf Ears. These are made with Link and Zelda in mind. We will be offering them as our normal latex styles in all colors, as well as silicone versions. You … Read more
This is my “Battle Queen Zelda” costume that I made last summer (2015). I made it in about three and a half weeks. I had really been wanting to make a full worbla armor set, and Zelda was the character I settled on for my first worbla armor. I had worked with worbla before, but … Read more
In what might be one of the most detailed Zelda cakes of all time, Nerdache Cakes has created this wonderful Wind Waker themed cake for someones first birthday. Too bad the kid is too young to realize how cool their parents are. and that this will just end up as a giant smeared mess all over, rather than revered as it should be.
More photos after the break.
A late minute addition to our costume line up from Dragoncon 2013 is Paul as Link Between Worlds! Click the image above to visit the information page (it will be updated as we go along right up to the night before con!)
When you need some extra armor for going up against Ganon, who not just hire Tony Stark to craft a set for you. I think Ganon might run the other way.
This is pretty neat. Except they didn’t use our elf ears. And Link’s ears are totally unpainted. We would have made sure that didn’t happen. But it is still very cool:
Over on Instructables someone has posted their way of making a Zelda Treasure chest with sounds! You can watch the video of the Treasure Chest in action here: And see the Instructable here. Thanks to Geekologie for the heads up.
It sort of made Paul over stimulated.
So I am quite fond of 80’s “coming of age” movies. Mostly because I was coming of age in the 80’s. I know, I’m getting on in my years (last night my little sister had to remind me that the concert I saw in 1993 was not 8 years ago, it was 18 years ago). … Read more