The High Five: LEGO Pip-Boys, Chitin Armor and Bard Songs
Earlier this month, we kicked off The High Five, our new community creation roundup.
Since then, we’ve seen even more incredible fan art, videos and cosplay created by fans all around the world. It’s not easy whittling this down to just five, but it sure is fun. Here are this week’s top picks.
Fallout 4 – Thrift Store Painting
Artist PM_ME_UR_VULTURES transformed this classic Norman Rockwell painting into a scene straight out of the Wasteland. Looks like the perfect meal, though the radroach may need gravy.
Fallout 4 – LEGO Pip-Boy
Fallout 4 fan and fabricator Dave Love armed himself with this handmade LEGO Pip-Boy 3000 Mark IV. After 12 hours and 400 bricks, he’s now ready for the Wasteland.
TES V: Skyrim - Chitin Armor Cosplay
Russian cosplayer Valara Atran crafted her version of Skyrim’s Chitin armor. In addition to Skyrim costumes, Valara has cosplayed characters from The Evil Within and Dishonored.
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind – Striders of Vvardenfell
This stunning piece created by DeviantArt-ist ErikShoemaker was inspired by Morrowind’s Vvardenfell region. From the fluffy clouds, to Tamriel’s memorable inhabitants, there’s plenty to admire in this piece.
The Elder Scrolls Online – Mourning The Dead
Swedish guitarist Isac Saleh plays an acoustic version of the beautiful bard song “Mourning the Dead,” originally composed by Malukah. Isac has more wonderful covers from The Elder Scrolls on his YouTube channel.
Thanks again to our excellent community for sharing your creations with us. We’re always looking for standout fan art, music, cosplay… or whatever else tickles your fancy. Be sure to share your content using the hashtag #BethesdaHighFive for a chance to be featured in an upcoming post!
