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A new commish for *Forsaken2544 , of Torea Sterling’s blade, Thryvanstael.lol, I’m starting to wonder if I should just give up on drawing people and call myself a blacksmith artist by trade. It just feels natural to me; plus I seem to be getting these things done without the hassles I receive elsewhere... with the exception of spatial ships, of course. Those are always fun!
Artwork - © Kristopher P. Love // Thryvanstael - © Josh Bacon
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Sadly, it's a commission so you'll have to ask Josh.
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Don't know who that is but thanks anyway.
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Check the description.
Forsaken2544 (aka Josh) is pretty easy going. If you ask him about it I'm sure you'll get the go ahead.
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do both, you are having too much fun here, my friend!
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lol, what's sad is I've only ever drawn maybe one or two ships since I drew this. >_>;;
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when you do, will look them up, my friend
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I think in all honesty, this is my absolute favorite of your swords ^__^
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Thanks! It's certainly still in my top 10 for weapon concepts.
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You're welcome ^^ It's a wonderful design.
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My wares are still mostly unknown to the outside world, so...
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Don't worry; with this kind of stuff, you'll get noticed.
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Hmm... A Scabbard would look great for this. I can imagine a dyed blue leather with silver edging.
Then the armor that a warrior that wields such a noble blade would wear.
A symbol of the devotion such a warrior would have in their Goddess.
And the warrior herself.
Combine these elements, so we can see this hero, clad in the regalia of her valorous pursuits.
<_<
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All my gut says is... maybe.
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Maybe. maybe is not a "No"
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That's why I said it. >_> <_< >_>
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I like the details on the blade and the handle looks great with that light blue color.
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Beautiful sword, I would love to be able to use that. However, I am a weakling
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Aww, I'm sure with enough practice even you could wield something like this effectively? As they say, practice makes perfect.
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Yeah, but then I'd have big manly arms
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Hmm... nah. XD Depends on the composition of the blade. If light enough, it won't tone your arms that bad.
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Good point 
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When I first saw the thumbnail for this in Ferrilonver's journal I would have sworn it to be a true blade of steel, not the work of a digital artist. Beautiful sword; it looks ready to take in hand and use.
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Thanks! Glad you find it somewhat realistic as well.
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I thinks that's called concept artist definitely not a blacksmith artist 
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Thanks, Julia. 
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I may have to commission you to draw my character's twin bastard swords. I've been curious to know what they might look like
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Hehe, fair enough. Feel free to note me with the details.
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This is an awesome sword....wish I had one like this in my collection...beautiful job!
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Thanks, Trish!
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LOL...a sword is a sword, no matter what...grins. Sometimes, its a royal pain as I have a 20 ft long wall covered in swords and weapons...lol. Some are quite sharp too...I touched one and it actually sliced my finger....lol. But your swords are awesome...you should learn how to do 3d objects and sell your swords to those that use 3D programs...you'd do very well as I haven't seen any that I can buy as beautiful as yours.
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Thank you. 
So what kind of blades do you collect for your wall?
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Yeah, I can't count the amount of time I've spent pulling my hair out trying to understand why they don't make these programs more user friendly...sigh.
I collect all sorts of blades, have almost all the Lord of the Rings ones, Narnia, Highlander, Robin Hood...and others...I have about 30 blades and weapons on the main wall in the living room...and always looking for more...lol.
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Haha, should take a picture and show.
Thankfully, even though I hardly know the basics of those 3D programs, I manage to learn from them what I want to understand better. lol, same could be said about the modelviewer for WoW, in the sense that it's easy enough to look at any weapon from its stock at any angle wished, to get a general idea for perspectives when required.
Of course, the weapons and items in WoW are mostly pretty basic and nothing to commend about, but ah well. ... Now if only there was a modelviewer for WAR.
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