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Wen-M — weapons by material vol. 1
Published: 2005-08-13 06:16:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 109122; Favourites: 1905; Downloads: 12174
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Been wanting to draw a set of different weapons with the same motif, and here it is. first set.Legend of umbria is a story that i kept designing characters for over the years, it is the story that shows all of my progress. two old comic samples can be downloaded here: [link]
Bemond is a city, known as the the city of blacksmiths, it is very close to the biggest mining grounds of the story. The city produces over 60% of the weapons and armors for the kingdom of Tenrosent.
Covaar is one of the more famous families in making armor.
I also started a new LOU comic in BAAU DOWN, an anthology i participate annually. BAAU is [link] we mostly sell the anthology at anime conventions.
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i like how realistic you made these, they look pretty sturdy
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Of all the weapons sets this one is by far my favorite.
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Very realistic - I like the hammer best, it has an air of comedy around it
No offense - it looks a little like those rubber mallets
Love your work to death!
Not often you see someone do partisans, nice
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These make me want to get back to the forge and start making stuff. The detail on these weapons are lovely.
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U should work as a weapon designer for a war game or something ^^
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Though they aren't my thing, I can understand why the knights demanded the mace. Its the prettiest. way cool stuff.
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Great series of wepaons well presented, 
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The fact the maces are less popular fits right, as maces are traditionaly carried as a symbol of rank.
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They look cool and their effective. You've always got cool weapon designs.
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6th one from left is best. most practical weapon ever.
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Dear Santa,
I dont want much this christmas, but I do want a Bemond Blacksmith Claymore
Your sincerly
Me.
These are some seriously cool weapons, as you may have guessed,the claymore is my fav.
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You should go ahead and use theese for Anathema if you don't all ready plan to. Thats quality stuff right there and would fit perfictly in the game. Could even use them to skinn the 3D models.
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you're really into your weapons aren't you?
are you a member of live action roleplay?
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Nice weapons. I have to say, I love the claymore and the hand-axe.
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Woo man that's awesome. It looks very realistic, partly because you make them similar because they're from the same maker, but also because it isn't overloaded with gems or jewels that fantasy weapons often are....it's very down-to-earth and so life-like.
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Gawddamn! I was thinking of getting back to drawing using the same exact concept! dammit!
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u know, if u went back in time u could own a very succesful weapon shop, this is nice, simple but very good!
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ooo...now we are talking my style.....THAT ROCKS....
coolness.......really cool..
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Wonderful! Love how they all share the same stylistic language, and the functional/ancient feeling of them. Where do I place an order?
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DUDE< ALL YOU'D NEED IS A RACE BEHIND EACH OF YOUR WEAPONS AND A SET OF GAME RULES AND YOU GOT YOURSELF A ROLE-PLAYING GAME....YOU COULD MAKE A GOOD SUM OF MONEY ON THE SIDE OF WHATEVER YOUR CURRENT OCCUPATION WAS...by the way I only used caps so people could see it easier...
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ah, you will see an RPG with them very soon, you gonna play? =]
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they look evil O.o maybe it's just black weopons that have that conotation
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are you never getting tired of drawing all these details? 
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Your weaponsmithing is good as usual. Yes, I am alive, long time isn't it? By the description you've given on Bemond, I'd say that's your version of Bizen, Japan-it used to be known for its swordsmiths, including Okazaki Masamune and Sengo Muramasa. Now it's known for its Bizen-yaki pottery.
By the way, Okazaki Masamune was said to have made the sword that did not cut a leaf that passed its blade. I'll tell you the whole legend if you want one of these days.
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yo yo, indeed long time no talk. how you been?
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I'm good, and you? You interested in hearing the legend?
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i know a little of the legend, although im interested, i dont think i have time to read it at the moment, if you type it tho, ill read it later on
thanks ahead of time.
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Okazaki Masamune was the best swordsmith of his trade. He had a quite a few people as his students, Sengo Muramasa included.
One day, there was a swordsmtih contest somewhere in Bizen. Every smith forged their best swords, Masamune and Muramasa climbing to the top. Both swords were of equal quality, and tied in the essential areas of a sword. Only one test remained between student and teacher. Masamune challenged Muramasa to dip both their blades in a creek near a tree. If any leaves were cut, then the loser's sword had cut the most.
Muramasa accepted the challenge, and both swordsmiths dipped their swords into the creek. The leaves that floated towards Masamune's sword were passed through the blade, while Muramasa's sword cut them all. From then on, Masamune's swords were referred to as the highest-quality in Japan. After that, Muramasa's swords were said to have been possessed with evil spirits hungry for blood, thus being cursed-a possible reason why Tokugawa stayed away from them.
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You're welcome, and keep up with the weapons. I only wish my scanner works.
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Good selection of practical weapons. I like 'em.
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I can never manage to get swords and stuff quite right, but you really seem to have the magic touch.
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