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I'm pleased to share the wood set and material I created for Kena - Bridge of Spirits, these were used to make most of the wooden structures in the game. The majority of the in-game dressing was done by other members of the team. - https://www.artstation.com/kingjulianv https://www.artstation.com/kem1995 https://www.artstation.com/tim_burroughs https://www.artstation.com/shira_eilan
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A sword I originally designed and built for the King Arthur Environment challenge - I wanted to give the textures another pass. I decided to stay clear of traditional Excalibur designs and go for something more elegant but strong with added Celtic details. Now for my essay of an explanation... King Arthur is speculated by some to be born of Celtic folklore. The shape of the blade was inspired a little by the Glamdring sword in LOTR. A loose connection between the two was formed in my mind upon remembering that Tolkien's main influence for the Elvish language was primarily Welsh and Excalibur derives from the Welsh 'Caledfwlch'. The skull is that of a bear, inspired by a proposed derivation of the name Arthur from Arcturus, a bright star near the Great Bear constellation. Arcturus means 'Guardian of the Bear' in Ancient Greek and becomes Arthur when borrowed into Welsh. I hope you enjoy!
