One of my favorite games on the Nintendo DS is The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass
I love the art and music in the game, and was inspired by the papercut look of the intro to remake two of the scenes.
Do you remember this? Phantom Hourglass Intro
Zelda and Link are so cute!
Despite the frustratingly hard temple of the ocean king, I really loved playing the Phantom Hourglass.
Prints of the originals are available for sale on our etsy.
Here’s a little video we just shot for Presso, illustrating how easy it is to take apart a Presso for cleaning and repair. It’s another great merit of the machine; inexpensive replacement parts, and zero risk of sustaining mortal injury.
I’m really happy to share my most recent papercraft sculpture! I was inspired to create this bride after exploring BHLDN. Their website is so beautiful and filled with such lovely wedding / party clothes and accessories.
I saw this video and knew I had to do something with it. The model looks so happy, dancing around in the different dresses, and I love the light, background, and room divider.
I decided to go a little more natural with this piece, lots of whites, browns, and some pops of color. I really enjoyed making the peacocks for the room divider, they are so tiny, it was a fun challenge. I framed the bride in a MCS Dakota, Wood Shadow Box Frame
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