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Watch A Giant Piece Of Wood Turn Into Majora's Mask With The Help Of A Few Chainsaws
Griffon Ramsey is an artist who works with wood and tools better know to the video game world as zombie slayers. Her latest creation is a giant Majora's Mask.
You can check out Ramsey's piece, as well as all the work that went into creating it, by checking out the video below. Ramsey has a number of videos on her channel showcasing her woodwork, including a Diablo-inspired piece you can find here.
For more on the recently released Majora's Mask, you can find out review here and read an interview with Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma about remaking the game (and other questions) by heading here.
[Source: Griffon Ramsey on YouTube, via reddit]
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