How to paint SWORDS!

[@wraeeee]

I love the fact that you're streaming more often than before.

[@A4amad3us]

I’ve been working on weapon designs for a bit, tysm 😭

[@alexmajorart]

Blew my mind when you straightened out the angled sword by lining it up next to the tool bar. Love your videos!

[@good7bad13]

Looking sharp!

[@sqocks8254]

I did not expect swords to be covered by your tutorials, at least not any time soon. It is very much appreciated though! ❤️

[@sqocks8254]

On a side note; *0:19* Is this a cheeky prelude to chains (or the other mentioned items) being covered in your tutorials? :3

[@Ghosty-YT]

Thank you for the tutorial.....I've been looking for this!

[@christinehoward415]

Um, actually... 🤓The purpose of the fuller is to strengthen the blade with that half-circle shape, and to make the weapon a bit lighter. I'm not sure why it started, but the rumors about it being to undo the vacuum effect of stabbing someone are completely erroneous and far too widespread; there is no evidence whatsoever that supports them having such a function. Also, this tutorial, and the others you have done, are absolutely incredible and have really helped me grow as a digital artist! Some of my best pieces turned out so well only because of techniques I've learned in your videos. ^-^

[@123newjersey3]

This was insane, thankas

[@ashfield4313]

Awesome tutorial. Sword nerd moment: The Fuller is to reduce overall weight and pinpoint center of balance (in conjunction with distil taper). The "blood groove" and the ability to stop suction in the body is a popular internet myth. Most swords were roughly 3lbs or less for one handed and

[@penono]

keep them coming!!! thank you!

[@Lizard1582]

legendary.

[@donnamarshall1790]

new subscriber! fantastic tutorial :)

[@oilstar8946]

FINALLY

[@danieladamczyk4024]

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