:: Legend of Zelda: Windwaker ::

After you defeat the game the first time around, the player has an option to do it again on the same score. However, the clothes of legend become transparent, and viewable only to those who have noble souls. Throughout the game, the audience plays as Link in his original costume-introduced at the beginning of the game.

My image reffers to this. It raises the question,"What does it mean to be noble?" To be noble is to have high morals. So,"What is morality?" It is a code of conduct. To some, this code is based on personal ideals, or spiritual means. However, the game stresses on morality based on community standards, or things that better the community.

Therefore, someone who is noble does not destroy for the sake of gaining territory. Someone who is noble saves those in distress-especially people who are at risk of a meaningless death. Someone who is noble promotes peace and prosperity for everyone. Personal or spiritual interests take a back seat.

This image is also an experiment with using aluminum foil for texture. Overall, I'm not too fond of the end result, even though the foil worked as I thought it would.

I figure that two things hinder my work. One was the negative space representing the clothes of legend. I could not think of a way to convey recognizable clothes without creating a shadow of the alternative Link. If he had merely held the clothes, they would have lost shape and be unrecognizable. However, I still ponder if there was a better way to represent them. They look bland here. Secondly, perhaps a simplified style would look more interesting.

Suggestions are always welcome here. Criticism of the constructive, please.