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we're not kids anymore.
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Modern Knife Types / Blade Shapes
For sources: http://sword-site.com/thread/1111/diagrams-modern-knife-types
Sword-Site - The World’s Largest Sword Museum
Know your sharp objects 😎
This is awesome for sword an knife designing specially for art ref.
Master swordsmith Peter Johnsson’s Vorpal Sword, made for the Messer Macher Messe at the Deutsches Klingenmuseum. See production pictures and more on Peter Johnsson’s FB page.
Steel, leather, gold, and lapis lazuli.
Peter Johnsson’s geometry of sword design.
Found this amazing swordsmith today….his name is Peter Johnsson.
Handmade Swords - Type XVIIIc Sword in 15th century style
Maker: Peter Johnsson
Type XVIIIc in 15th century style
Measurements: overall length: 111.5 cm; blade length: 86.6 cm; blade width: 7.2 cm; guard width 24.7 cm; weight: 1476 gram
The grip features embossed leather and half wire wrap. The wide bladed type XVIIIc swords saw some popularity in the beginning of the 15th century. They are depicted in art from this period and fare famously represented by a group of swords that were bequeathed by King Janus of Cyprus to the Sultan al-Mu'ayyad Shayk, following a peace treaty in 1414.
This sword will be on display at the Knife Makers’ Show 2015 this coming weekend.
Source: Copyright © 2015 Peter Johnsson Swordsmith
Peter Johnsson’s geometry of sword design.
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(via Ann Howe (Mildred Bromley) ACJ 04 | Historical Ziegfeld Group)
holy shit this d&d diorama
a little love story about mermaids and tattoos
I CANT EXPRESS HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS
Might have reblogged this before BUT I DON’T CARE! this is fantastic!
It’s no secret that I like Lady Knights like, a lot. I put together a little randomizer as a sort of exercise. Then I thought, why not share it?
So here’s the thing. Five categories of traits. Pick three and run with it! Bonus challenge: do all five categories. And of course you’re free to add to the categories if what you want isn’t in there. Have fun with it! Don’t forget to tag #Lady Knights so I can see the cool stuff you come up with! Here’s my starter to kick things off: Fists, Top Heavy, Nervous, Indian, Shark/Piscine.
