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And here's the next illustration from the series I've made solely for the character sheet of our Hero of Time in the (German) Zelda RPG "Zelda Chronicles ".

As you can guess, the image appears next to the chapters about Link's family. Though in OoT and in the (unofficial) comic in the special edition #9 of the German magazine Club Nintendo in 1998 (this one here - only the German version, sorry) we come to know something about the family he descended from, we don't learn about him whether he has started a family of his own later on or not, that's why I followed my headcanon: The Hero of Time has married the Princess of Destiny and they've got two daughters together after years have passed by.

So you see Link as a Knight of Hylia and the commander of Hyrule (I love the design of Hylia's Chosen Hero in the preview of the SS manga so much <3), Zelda Isilia IV. (our name for OoT!Zelda), their childern Zelda Aurelia (the older one) and Serenia Nivienne (the younger one) as well as King Harkinian II. (yes ... we wanted a name from the Zelda universe which isn't that present in minds), the King of Hyrule from OoT, whom you never meet there, and the last of the Sheikah, OoT!Impa, can be vaguely discerned in the background. The painting from the sunken Hyrule Castle in TWW (here ), which shows an unknown Zelda and her confidants, has inspired me eminently, too.

I don't know how many times I've drawn Link in similiar postures, so my progress has dragged on temporarily and it's been much more fun to work on the other characters. Anyway, it was not a smart decision to put Zelda on the chair, because I nearly failed to picture it; and after I've attempted umpteen times in vain to create a pattern for the floor of my own I've resigned and looked at the official artwork again.

(Main reference was the prologue of TWW, the background texture is from croix22 (the account is deactivated ...). The worn out looking lines are the result of filters and layers in Photoshop. The picture is from March 2014 and took me about some hours in a period of too many nights.)

Description
And here's the next illustration from the series I've made solely for the character sheet of our Hero of Time in the (German) Zelda RPG "Zelda Chronicles ".

As you can guess, the image appears next to the chapters about Link's family. Though in OoT and in the (unofficial) comic in the special edition #9 of the German magazine Club Nintendo in 1998 (this one here - only the German version, sorry) we come to know something about the family he descended from, we don't learn about him whether he has started a family of his own later on or not, that's why I followed my headcanon: The Hero of Time has married the Princess of Destiny and they've got two daughters together after years have passed by.

So you see Link as a Knight of Hylia and the commander of Hyrule (I love the design of Hylia's Chosen Hero in the preview of the SS manga so much <3), Zelda Isilia IV. (our name for OoT!Zelda), their childern Zelda Aurelia (the older one) and Serenia Nivienne (the younger one) as well as King Harkinian II. (yes ... we wanted a name from the Zelda universe which isn't that present in minds), the King of Hyrule from OoT, whom you never meet there, and the last of the Sheikah, OoT!Impa, can be vaguely discerned in the background. The painting from the sunken Hyrule Castle in TWW (here ), which shows an unknown Zelda and her confidants, has inspired me eminently, too.

I don't know how many times I've drawn Link in similiar postures, so my progress has dragged on temporarily and it's been much more fun to work on the other characters. Anyway, it was not a smart decision to put Zelda on the chair, because I nearly failed to picture it; and after I've attempted umpteen times in vain to create a pattern for the floor of my own I've resigned and looked at the official artwork again.

(Main reference was the prologue of TWW, the background texture is from croix22 (the account is deactivated ...). The worn out looking lines are the result of filters and layers in Photoshop. The picture is from March 2014 and took me about some hours in a period of too many nights.)