EDIT- Made a few seemingly subtle changes but I think they’re very important for making the sword look more refined and elegant.
Came up with the idea doodling in class, along with Singularity. It’s a more orthodox, traditional sword following the t shaped crossguard. I was inspired by classical architectural building elements and the tan parchment paper you see in old architectural designs with their various intersecting and parallel lines. The colors were also inspired by the cover art for Vector to the Heavens, which has a cross made out of a red ribbon:
I’d like to think the song goes with the sword.
Most Recent version:
Yeah you can swing it at a moderate speed but I don’t feel confident enough to really play around with it. It’s either looks or function with these things though the swords I made in elementary school we’re quite sturdy and looked alright.
