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Here she is! Twilight Princess Zelda! I'm so excited and proud of her!

Where to start...O.o!

Zelda took me about a month to complete - probably 15-20 hours total.

Her bodice is cut from a pillow case, because they don't SELL felt in that color, so I had to improvise, and I'm quite happy with how it came out.

I used fabic puff paint for all the detail work, which saved me so much time, however I still had to wait for it to dry. I love how crisp the lines can be with puff paint.

She is able to move her arms as if the armor was jointed, like authentic armor.

I had a lot of freedom with her bow and quiver, which were specially requested by ~lollipoppornb . I decided to give her a delicate hip quiver, as opposed to an over the shoulder one which would conflict with her hair.

For the bow, I had to sacrifice strength for accuracy, so it is display only.

I love her ears and earrings. Again, I chose to give her a flesh tone to help with the ears, and to make the gloves stand out.

Fun fact - Zelda's feet don't touch the floor - I made the dress a bit too long to accommodate the detail, so her feet dangle just above - the felt is strong enough to hold her up. Such a princess...

Bonus shot: [link]

Thanks so much for such a great and challenging commission!

Zelda, Twilight Princess, and the Logo belong to Nintendo.

Description
Here she is! Twilight Princess Zelda! I'm so excited and proud of her!

Where to start...O.o!

Zelda took me about a month to complete - probably 15-20 hours total.

Her bodice is cut from a pillow case, because they don't SELL felt in that color, so I had to improvise, and I'm quite happy with how it came out.

I used fabic puff paint for all the detail work, which saved me so much time, however I still had to wait for it to dry. I love how crisp the lines can be with puff paint.

She is able to move her arms as if the armor was jointed, like authentic armor.

I had a lot of freedom with her bow and quiver, which were specially requested by ~lollipoppornb . I decided to give her a delicate hip quiver, as opposed to an over the shoulder one which would conflict with her hair.

For the bow, I had to sacrifice strength for accuracy, so it is display only.

I love her ears and earrings. Again, I chose to give her a flesh tone to help with the ears, and to make the gloves stand out.

Fun fact - Zelda's feet don't touch the floor - I made the dress a bit too long to accommodate the detail, so her feet dangle just above - the felt is strong enough to hold her up. Such a princess...

Bonus shot: [link]

Thanks so much for such a great and challenging commission!

Zelda, Twilight Princess, and the Logo belong to Nintendo.