stitched puppets from the lane county historical m.delusions of grandeur part three : the legend of t.large zelda pixelated cut-out party decorations.Now accepting clients for custom party invitations. Of course, party details have been changed or omitted for privacy reasons. you can make these photos bigger by clicking on them. I'll spare you the details assembly was pretty straightforward. One font looks like a vintage video game font the other strongly resembles the font from the Legend of Zelda box. Next, I laid out my text, using two free fonts I found on an on-line font website (dafont, I think). pretty cool, and one of my favorite things about using Illustrator over using Photoshop. Which means I can use this same image for the invitations, or t-shirt transfers, or stickers, or large character cut-outs, or posters. Because I drew Link in Illustrator, a vector art program, Link can be sized up or down infinitely without added pixelation or distortion. I found a few images of Link from the original Zelda game on-line, and, using the grid lines in Illustrator, drew out Link one little box at a time (using the copy/paste function and the eye dropper tool). Or rather, from Adobe Illustrator, and paper, and my inkjet printer, and some foam mounting tape. Free to use for anything, but recommended for items pertaining to The Legend of Zelda. For some reason, Mario is EVERYWHERE, while our valiant hero, Link, languishes in kid party obscurity. This font is not endorsed by Nintendo or anybody else. It's very difficult to find Zelda birthday party invitations, or anything to do with a Zelda birthday party, for that matter.
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