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Watch A Painter Paint Midna From Zelda: Twilight Princess At High Speed
Artists putting together videos of themselves bringing their work to life aren't rare, but seeing it done with watercolors is.
Most artists taking inspiration from video games are embracing the digital medium, but Adam Scythe is sticking to a good old paint and paintbrushes. You can see him paint his Midna portrait below, and you can find more of his work by checking out his website here. You will see other video game inspired pieces, like this Mario one, as well as pieces inspired by Game of Thrones, Sailor Moon, and more.
[Source: scytheart.com, via Reddit, Kotaku]
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