Prince:Well, delaying the posting of this thread meant I had time to get mine in, since I forgot to do it earlier in the day. That means that waiting at least assured that you had more than two entries.
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I have yet to see a two-entry SOTW...
Firestorm:Ah, a nice shot with good layout and detail. However, I have to agree; the acid green in the palette is rather killing the look. Otherwise, very good.
Shoelace:Who would sleep in a bed right next to a lava flow?!?
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The only creatures I know of that wouldn't mind falling out of bed into lava are far too hard-skinned to require bedsheets!!
That aside, great shot.
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Personally, I think the shelf and the stove should be dropped down a half-tile; I think Pure does it that way by default, but it looks odd.
I love how you made the arrow remain stuck in the statue's eye after it is shot. That's a great idea.
My screenshot notes...Glad to hear people like the screen.
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Time for my usual list of credits:
The items at the top are from NoeL's Zelda Prophecies sprite sheet. The pillars are from Gashin's Sun Tower tileset; I edited the originals to make the fallen pillars.
Now, you'd probably never recognize it, but the new stone walls are based on the Hyrule Castle walls from OoT. I ran across a dumped bitmap image from the N64 ROM. I would've used it as-is, but it required far too many colors, so I used them as a model instead.