I don't know which of the following pair of game-inspired "graffiti" illustrations I like better: the Yoshi one or the Chocobo one.
If I were forced to choose, I'd probably go with the latter, mainly because I've always had a soft spot for the banana-hued Final Fantasy mainstay, but also because I've had Square Enix's classic RPG series (and its spinoffs) on the mind lately due to the impending release of Theathrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call.
Regardless, both of these Oskunk creations are pretty cool, if you ask me. Speaking of Oskunk, if you'd like to see more examples of this French artist's work, I'd highly recommend checking out his blog, Custom Art, at your earliest convenience.
See also: 'An artistic mash-up I'd never considered before now: Kirby x Zelda'
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Wednesday, July 09, 2014
Chocobo + Yoshi x Oskunk
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Monday, November 11, 2013
An artistic mash-up I'd never considered before now: Kirby x Zelda
Before today, I could've envisioned a couple of game series being successfully combined artistically with Kirby--Mario and Pokémon among them--but The Legend of Zelda? Not even a consideration for me--until I came across the example below, of course.
The Zelda elements all can be found within the giant Kirby, by the way. Some are images while others are text.
This painting--made using posca, which is supposed to be some sort of water-based marker--is yet another product of artist and blogger Oskunk, by the way. To see more samples of his work, check out custom-art.blogspot.com.
The Zelda elements all can be found within the giant Kirby, by the way. Some are images while others are text.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgW0xfsYdryy1njdZr_sxvUkanvr7dSCkz8zeH8GZHaPvdtwLq3R2kt0jbO8Ux3mvp3K8UTtAEVGKRyBO6ICJ5F7loR4tofQBeSXaI6sv0jtJobl3JNVWnd7AAYbH_8Tyqk3iZA/s400/oskunk_kirby-zelda.jpg)
This painting--made using posca, which is supposed to be some sort of water-based marker--is yet another product of artist and blogger Oskunk, by the way. To see more samples of his work, check out custom-art.blogspot.com.
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