Hands

From top to bottom:

LeMat Revolver

Volcanic Repeating Pistol

“Artillery” Luger

All beautifully engraved and adorned in an ornate, Art Deco style. I’m unsure who the engraver is or was. 

Elegant Armor Gown by Lillyxandra

Weapons!

Its good to be able to visualize some of our closest companions. Also, I’m guessing not everyone knows what a guisarme is.

First 3 images are from the Pathfinder Core Rule Book and Advance Player’s Guide, owned by Paizo.

Last four images are from the D&D 3.5 Player’s Handbook, and owned by Wizards of the Coast.

Dress

Christian Dior, 1948

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Drawing Skirts Row 1, 2, & 3 (Left) Row 3 (Right) Row 4 (sent by a friend, Source Unknown) Row 5

Some structural studies

Bummed that I didn’t manage to photograph (so sorry for the bad quality) this bugger of a blade properly but kind of happy (always hard to part from such time consuming projects) that got it sold so fast at Turku Medieval fair. Have to start crafting more blades as soon as possible. 

Odd question. But can you post a closeup on your personal preference on how to hold a knocked arrow when you draw?

As you can see in a lot of my pictures, I prefer the Mediterranean Draw, even though I shoot a Mongolian Horsebow as well as the English Longbow. The reason for this is simply that I was taught the Mediterranean Draw when I first picked up archery and I just stuck with it. It is what works best for me!

I hope this was helpful :)

Worked on a few file blades today! The bottom 4 are done and ready for sheaths! If you’d like one message me here or visit my etsy shop. The largest one on the bottom is $55 not including shipping and the others three are $45. The top ones will get a twine wrap and epoxied like the others.

Etsy shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LunarLightForge

Thanks everyone!!

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