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So to start off, you may notice that this scene is a different size than any of the other ones I've ever made. That's because it's my first 1080HD scene! Yay! I don't know how frequently I will do this, but this particular scene did not take to long to render at this size so I figured I'd do it.

Anyway, this scene is (obviously) set in a Forest Temple of some sort. While making this, I had no intention of making it look like any particular Forest Temple but instead just making it look more like a building that has been abandoned in a forest for many years. I added Navi in this partly to light up the shadows a bit but also to add another character to the scene. I put a "painting" of the Poe Sisters in there pretty much for nostalgia value and to put something moderately important on the right side of the scene. I used a picture of each of the four ghosts and brought them into Photoshop where I arranged them, put a couple of filters on them and enhanced the light of their torches.

I have to say, I'm very proud of how this turned out.

Description
So to start off, you may notice that this scene is a different size than any of the other ones I've ever made. That's because it's my first 1080HD scene! Yay! I don't know how frequently I will do this, but this particular scene did not take to long to render at this size so I figured I'd do it.

Anyway, this scene is (obviously) set in a Forest Temple of some sort. While making this, I had no intention of making it look like any particular Forest Temple but instead just making it look more like a building that has been abandoned in a forest for many years. I added Navi in this partly to light up the shadows a bit but also to add another character to the scene. I put a "painting" of the Poe Sisters in there pretty much for nostalgia value and to put something moderately important on the right side of the scene. I used a picture of each of the four ghosts and brought them into Photoshop where I arranged them, put a couple of filters on them and enhanced the light of their torches.

I have to say, I'm very proud of how this turned out.