Sir Galvyn Lockhart
The painting style & embellishment of this shield is inspired by examples of tournament shields from the 14th – 15th century. The shield features a canvas covered aluminum core, leather appliqués for the charges, and is painted with acrylic paints.
I love this! The colors are amazing and just shine in the light – this feels so wonderfully period in style, I love seeing historical arms and armor!
You are very talented. Thank you for sharing. This is a thing of beauty.
Thank you!
ohhh, that is trullly stunning! Like, my jaw totally dropped for a minute when I first saw it. Did you make it to match someone’s kit or an outfit?
Thank you! It was a commissioned piece for a gentleman involved with the Kingdom of Acre / MSR. It’s his heraldry with some artistic flourishes for pomp.
Wow! Absolutely gorgeous! The pattern, shading and depth you get from the leather is amazing!
I agree that the use of leather really gives great definition in the appliqued pieces. I hope this is for display and will not be trashed on the field. Congratulations on an amazing piece.