http://www.clydecaldwell.com/large_images/slither.html
although Dirdre and Selene seem to have picked up a couple as well. (I'll let you search them out...smile... try Clyde Caldwell gallery at
http://www.clydecaldwell.com/pages/gallery.html
Inspired by "The Rose Sea" http://www.clydecaldwell.com/large_images/rose_sea.html
above is the background done in "points", and below is the same design done in "crescents". What do you think is better?
Below is a buckled version of the bracers the human woman is wearing in "the Rose Sea". The client will of course cut the straps after they are fitted to her...or him. These were a little more difficult to do because the tops were pointier than usual, and as any armourer can tell you, the outside curves are always the most difficult. These came out better than I thought they would. The apparent simplicity is just that...apparent.
I like the blue straps. Maybe should have been green to match the green silk shirt the subject is wearing...blue clashes a bit. Oh well, if you examine the painting, and the styles of armour, you can see that the elf and the human have exchanged kit in any case. How many would pick up on that???
Below is a buckled version of the bracers the human woman is wearing in "the Rose Sea". The client will of course cut the straps after they are fitted to her...or him. These were a little more difficult to do because the tops were pointier than usual, and as any armourer can tell you, the outside curves are always the most difficult. These came out better than I thought they would. The apparent simplicity is just that...apparent.
I like the blue straps. Maybe should have been green to match the green silk shirt the subject is wearing...blue clashes a bit. Oh well, if you examine the painting, and the styles of armour, you can see that the elf and the human have exchanged kit in any case. How many would pick up on that???
2 comments:
Wow! I *really* like these bracers! Very cool. I prefer the "points" look, but it would depend on the comfort over the skin with them on- if the interior is scratchy.
Not scratchy at all! But, Brenda put leather linings into them anyways.
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