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Hiromi's Executioner's Sword / Jujutsu Kaisen S3E9
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Hiromi's Executioner's Sword / Jujutsu Kaisen S3E9
Executioner's sword bearing the inscription "When I raise this sword, I wish that this poor sinner receives eternal life century"
Witness the intense Higuruma vs Sukuna battle! Learn how the Executioner's Sword and Judgeman's confiscation impact the fight. Read the full breakdown now!
The way that stretch goals work on kickstarter is that as a project makes more money, there are opportunities for the project to level up a bit at no additional cost to the backers/customers. Two of our stretch goals for A DREAM OF SWORDS include traveling to more museums to do an additional twenty-five pieces for the book; we've hit both of those goals, so I went up to the Cleveland Museum of Art to do ten of them. He's the first of that batch! (Next stop: Vienna!)
I do the initial sketches on site digitally, so that I can move and rescale things to fit the format and make sure I *understand* what I'm drawing - easier to do looking at a piece and being able to move your POV around than it is working from a photo - and then I take reference photos. I do the finished inking and painting at my desk at home, where I have a little more control than I do trying to work on a bench in a sometimes-crowded museum.
are you taking requests? if so, draw a weird sword?
Headsman's Cleaver
(Also I should be clear, I don't take requests so much as I sometimes look through the suggestions people send me and draw them if I have a good idea for it and can do it quickly as a warmup. There are messages I have from years ago at this point backed up in there and who knows if I'll ever get to them. If you have something you seriously want me to draw for you and you want an input into how the final piece looks you'll have to commission me through [email protected].)
A short Sword of Justice,
OaL: 23.7 in/60.2 cm
Width: 3.4 in/8.7 cm
Weight: 4.1 lbs/1840 g
Germany, 1561, housed at the Wallace Collection.
A beautiful Executioner's Sword inscribed with the figures of Justice and Prudence, German, ca. 1693, housed at the Royal Armouries in the Tower of London.
Ngombe Executioner's Sword
Democratic Republic of Congo. 63 cm.
