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The Legend Of Zelda Re-imagined As Studio Ghibli Movie Posters
The Legend of Zelda series and Studio Ghibli's animated films are among the most celebrated works to come out of Japan, but what if the two properties came together? Illustrator Matt Vince uses that hypothesis as the basis for movie posters that prove the collaboration would be a match made in heaven.
Vince created three Miyazaki-esque movie posters featuring Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf that leave us wanting an actual crossover film that we never knew we wanted. In true Ghibli fashion, the fantasy flick has already garnered several awards despite not being a real thing.
Admire his beautiful pieces below, and visit his website for other impressive illustrations. As for Zelda news, the Wii U entry is still happening, as is a remaster of Twilight Princess.
[Source: Matt Vince via Tumblr via Kotaku]
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