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Yuga’s Art Gallery: Portrait of youth

You know that feeling when you look at a photo of your childhood self and think: “Wow, I look so young and happy?” If you’re a 90s kid like me, that’s usually a printed photo from your mom’s old family album, faded from the passage of time and carrying a scrawled date on the back. …

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Up in horsie heaven

I’ve never bought into the concept of a god for humans. Do we deserve absolvement from all our sins, to go to a glorious heaven in the clouds? I’m not so sure. But a god for horses – for those beautiful creatures whose only desire is to run around freely, munch on some crunchy carrots,…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: When Hyrule drowns

Hyrule endures many tragedies throughout the Zelda series, and one of the most poignant is, without a doubt, the Great Flood that occurs hundreds of years prior to the events of The Wind Waker. Due to the absence of the Hero of Time and Ganondorf breaking free from the Sacred Realm, the Goddesses resolved to…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: A Gerudo archaeologist 

Hello, it’s me – the resident Gerudo nerd again. I love any and all Gerudo fan art, portraying any version of the Gerudo, and I’m particularly drawn to pieces that celebrate their characteristics of strength, fierceness, and beauty. Every now and then, though, I see a refreshing representation of their race and fall in love…

Realm of Memories: Before it’s too late

Ahh, isn’t there something magical about waking up to sunlight streaming through the bedroom curtains? It’s an instant dose of dopamine when you step outside and the sunshine lights up everything around you, and a gentle breeze carries that nostalgic aroma of warmth in the air. It’s the very essence of summer.  Do you know…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: The letter in a bottle

Ocarina of Time definitely wanted to make good use of Link’s ability to dive underwater when Hyrule entered the three-dimensional plain. From a caged shark, a submerged ocarina, an underwater temple, and a good old message in a bottle, Link finds all sorts of oddities throughout the watery depths of the world. Link’s discovery of…

Bombers’ Notebook: Hudson

Hudson is a humble, stoic, yet friendly construction worker in Breath of the Wild who builds the quaint, island-based village called Tarrey Town from the ground up, with his own two hands and many sons. Well, not his “sons” as in children, but rather a diverse group of workers who all bear a name ending…

Yuga’s Art Gallery: Braving the Deku Palace

Throughout his journey in Majora’s Mask, Link has to traverse a variety of terrains, climates, and regions. He meets different races and experiences the different lives of those races — literally. One of the first and arguably most challenging he has to embody is the Deku Scrub, particularly when he reaches the Deku Palace for…

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