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Nintendo Music Remixes Inspire Awesome Zelda, Metroid, And Star Fox Posters
After listening to remixes of Nintendo music all day, an artist felt inspired to create three prints featuring Star Fox, Metroid, and The Legend of Zelda. After showing them off, the artist made them available for purchase.
The prints are currently available on the artist's site, Limitee. The site also currently sells other works by this artist, including prints inspired by Attack on Titan and Evangelion. The site claims that the posters are a limited run, so it might be wise to jump on these if you really like them.
The site has previously featured prints inspired by the Legend of Zelda, Street Fighter, the Avengers, Disney, Super Smash Bros., and more. If you'd like to purchase one of the currently available prints, you can do so at the artist's storefront.
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