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The Shape Of Water Inspires Breath Of The Wild Fan Art
Fans of Breath of the Wild have created art pieces inspired by Guillermo Del Toro's new film, and it hasn't gone unnoticed by him.
Recently, fans of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild are creating Link X Sidon fan art inspired by The Shape of Water, an upcoming film directed by del Toro involving a romance between a woman and a fishman creature. Twitter users @cheneysin and @katiesimrell in particular created pieces influence by the films'strailer, incorporating fan art using Link and Prince Sidon. Del Toro seems to approve of the mashup, retweeting the pieces using his official Twitter account over the weekend.
Be sure to check out the artists' Twitter pages for more of their content – but be aware that not all of it is as tame as the pieces above – and catch The Shape of Water when it launches on December 8. For those interested in seeing other ways fans have expressed their love for Breath of the Wild, check out a recreation of the opening plateau one fan made using Mario Maker.
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