Redbubble: for all your Zelda paraphernalia needs

Redbubble is a site where artists can showcase their designs, stick them on mugs, t-shirts, stickers, iPhone cases—anything you can put a design on, really—and sell their art for reasonable prices. Subsequently, there are plenty of Zelda themed designs on the site which we at Zelda Dungeon feel we need to share with the world. Some are awesome. Others are ridiculous, but relevant nonetheless. Take the jump and see a few of our favorites.

Go to Redbubble and search “Zelda.” Or “Link.” Or “Majora’s Mask” or “Master Sword” or anything Legend of Zelda related, and a flurry of fan-made pictures and art will show up. Here are a few I found difficult not to open up my wallet for:

Moon 2 by cluper is available on various types of t-shirts, hoodies, and stickers in a variety of colors. Who wouldn’t want a constant reminder that the moon is falling slapped right on your shirt?

Wolf Link by theillestbrew is also available on t-shirts, hoodies, and stickers, as well as on kids clothes! I feel as though this shirt perfectly describes Twilight Princess in a nutshell.

Free Hugs From a ReDead! by cluper is available on clothing, as well as on iPhone, iPod, and iPad cases. For those of us who need a little attention from our favorite Zelda enemies.

Wind Waker by KuchenKAT is available as greeting cards, postcards, and as a variety of different prints. When you want to send an epic depiction of The Wind Waker to a friend, or plaster it across your wall.

In short, Redbubble is the Etsy for Zelda clothes and prints. Personally, I would get any and all of these designs on their baseball 3/4 sleeve fit. If you are feeling down one day and really just need more Zelda in your life, browse Redbubble. You don’t even need to buy anything; the amazing art and quirky pictures are enough to make anybody’s day better.

What do you think about Redbubble? Are you inclined to check it out, or do you just not like Zelda at all? Comment and let us know!

Source: Redbubble