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Because there are so many strangers viewing this who may not know about Gaia, I feel obligated to emphasize what was already said below. This is not original artwork! This is essentially a recolor job, NOT a standalone piece. I have been told by a Gaia staff member (see below) that it is okay for me to post it here. If this changes your opinion, so be it, but I refuse to take credit for what is not mine.

All of the original lines and textures can be found here . (Content by Gaia)
Here is the raw image that I used for the background. (Content by Nintendo)

After looking over the Gaia Online Terms of Service, I found out that it does prohibit derivative works, but I asked personally and was told the following (here is the post in question):
"Any artwork made for personal use is always okay. I don't know which clause of the ToS it broke, but if it's only for the fact that it's derived from original art, then please don't worry about it."

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Alternate title that was too long: Kestin Gets A Random Idea, Plays Around In PSP7 And Paint A Lot, Stops, Then Goes Back And Finishes It A Year Or So Later

This is uh...a vague conceptualization of Majora's Mask and the Fierce Deity/Oni Mask in humanoid forms, using the pre-worm Sentinel and Overseer from Gaia Online as something of a base.

I took an image of Sen and 'Seer, faded it, traced the outlines, isolated them, floodfilled them, did a lot of stuff with colors and the line tool using game artwork and screenshots as a sort of rough guideline, used layers and overlays and a bunch of stuff I know very little about to merge the new colors and designs with the shadows and textures of the original art, then located a blank version of the background texture used for the plot comic, did some cutting and mirroring so it would be the same image with the right dimensions, greyscaled it, found an empty image of the final boss arena from Majora's Mask, rotated it a bit, layered it over the "parchment" texture, messed with layer properties, stuck the result behind the figures, and spent the next few hours debating over whether to upload it here or not.

...I seem to do a lot of my best(?) art(?) and writing when I'm procrastinating...

Description
Because there are so many strangers viewing this who may not know about Gaia, I feel obligated to emphasize what was already said below. This is not original artwork! This is essentially a recolor job, NOT a standalone piece. I have been told by a Gaia staff member (see below) that it is okay for me to post it here. If this changes your opinion, so be it, but I refuse to take credit for what is not mine.

All of the original lines and textures can be found here . (Content by Gaia)
Here is the raw image that I used for the background. (Content by Nintendo)

After looking over the Gaia Online Terms of Service, I found out that it does prohibit derivative works, but I asked personally and was told the following (here is the post in question):
"Any artwork made for personal use is always okay. I don't know which clause of the ToS it broke, but if it's only for the fact that it's derived from original art, then please don't worry about it."

--------------------

Alternate title that was too long: Kestin Gets A Random Idea, Plays Around In PSP7 And Paint A Lot, Stops, Then Goes Back And Finishes It A Year Or So Later

This is uh...a vague conceptualization of Majora's Mask and the Fierce Deity/Oni Mask in humanoid forms, using the pre-worm Sentinel and Overseer from Gaia Online as something of a base.

I took an image of Sen and 'Seer, faded it, traced the outlines, isolated them, floodfilled them, did a lot of stuff with colors and the line tool using game artwork and screenshots as a sort of rough guideline, used layers and overlays and a bunch of stuff I know very little about to merge the new colors and designs with the shadows and textures of the original art, then located a blank version of the background texture used for the plot comic, did some cutting and mirroring so it would be the same image with the right dimensions, greyscaled it, found an empty image of the final boss arena from Majora's Mask, rotated it a bit, layered it over the "parchment" texture, messed with layer properties, stuck the result behind the figures, and spent the next few hours debating over whether to upload it here or not.

...I seem to do a lot of my best(?) art(?) and writing when I'm procrastinating...