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willowfall said:
All completely irrelevant if he doesn't know how to use the weapon he's got (sort of like a guy who thinks all he needs is a big penis). Do you have any idea how many bigger stronger HEMA guys I've beaten because they think bigger is better?

Let's analyze 'Mr. He's Going To Win' shall we?

First of all he's stabbing with a cutting sword, you STAB with a CUTTING sword as you fall back into guard to keep your opponent from closing measure (time and distance). Next he's attacking off the wrong foot which means he's put himself up as a target without being able to defend. In effect he's given me not only first strike capability but also the escape route of passing to his 'open side' (no weapon or shield their to counter my blow) which not only allows me to safely pass out of measure but to get in a second strike on the back of his head or neck as I do so. Finally he's wearing a type of helmet which extremely restricts his LOS (line of sight) which was designed to be use for phalanx fighting with a spear (basically straight ahead), so as soon as I'm out of his LOS he has to go hunting for me. Fatal in a sword fight.

So go ahead and fight me with that attitude and equipment. If I was interested I'd hang your severed member on my wall as a trophy but I'm not. Beating guys who think like this is no challenge so I'd probably just cut it off and drape it over your dead face for your buddies to find.

But then again it is your fantasy so have at it.... I can't help if it is a fatal one.

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willowfall
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And thats why I asked you! Well said!
 
a duel.jpg Fighting women in a duel. Both want the same man. Hence they fight.
 
GeorgeL said:
That was a precise and professional critic to my pic, or pics, as many of your points are surelly missed in my art... thanks for that!!!... In my defense I would say that when I draw, my goal is to show a clear and arousing depiction of my characters, emphasizing the beauty on the females and the brutal power on the males. I usually chose a clear view of the phallus, that is one of the main aspects when I decide the poses. And with the girls I look to show their body assets, specially tits, as sexy and exposed as I can. So maybe or surely I sacrifice the technic aspect of the subject, my fights are an erotic representation more than an accurate one, and are almost always shifted to the domination, absolute domination I must say, of the male over the female, who always ends humiliated and defeated by the misogynous male. Many times I pose them proudly standing over their prey, pressing their foot on their tits, which its a strong depiction of dominance. That would also surelly be unrealistic, but I find it arousing and sexy... It would be nice to be able to accomplish your points with mines, maybe we can do a collaboration that would be pleasant for both and the guys snd girls here...
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I get that and I do love the philosophy behind your art work. I also completely understand it appeals to a lot of male fantasies (and female fantasies quite honestly, I WANT to be dominated by a male that can beat me at what I'm good at). So it is all good.

And what I'm talking about is very technical. Swords are the hardest of weapons to use (which is why there is only one military in history which made it their primary weapon) and in the case of two equally inexperienced sword fighters then yes (while luck will govern a great deal) a larger stronger opponent with more reach usually wins.

In your defense almost ALL sword fantasy artwork is strictly based on sexual appeal and rarely does the lady wielding the sword show any competence at all. Probably because the artist doesn't know any better either. (As an aside my brother wound up doing some sword technical assistance work of a short film his GF was the leading lady in. She is a very good fencer but knows almost nothing about using a 2 handed sword and the director knew nothing at all so when they went to shoot some trailers for the movie the director just kept reshooting the same sequence and wasn't happy. Finally he asked my brother what was going wrong and 15 minutes later they were done. It is a VERY technical subject and just because you understand one weapon doesn't mean you understand another.)

On an artistic side I do find you do manage to capture 'the moment' very well with emotional feeling.

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willowfall
 
Heineudo said:
View attachment 1268341 Fighting women in a duel. Both want the same man. Hence they fight.
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Bare breasted is the best way - the blade is likely to be cleaner than their clothes and so less likely to cause infection (especially as any fabric scraps caught in the wound would cause issues.)
Maybe that's why in ancient times men fought naked (eg Hercules or Perseus.)
 
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Quite the fantasy babe:Sword girl (34).jpg


Classic 1 and a half hand sword: Sword girl (36).jpg


The oil is NO protection: Sword girl (29).jpg

With a redhead do you even notice if she has a sword?:Sword girl (30).jpg

Now I think she may be the best prepared of them all. A shield to hide behind and then boobs to distract you as she goes to strike:Sword girl (26).jpg

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willowfall
 
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willowfall said:
I get that and I do love the philosophy behind your art work. I also completely understand it appeals to a lot of male fantasies (and female fantasies quite honestly, I WANT to be dominated by a male that can beat me at what I'm good at). So it is all good.

And what I'm talking about is very technical. Swords are the hardest of weapons to use (which is why there is only one military in history which made it their primary weapon) and in the case of two equally inexperienced sword fighters then yes (while luck will govern a great deal) a larger stronger opponent with more reach usually wins.

In your defense almost ALL sword fantasy artwork is strictly based on sexual appeal and rarely does the lady wielding the sword show any competence at all. Probably because the artist doesn't know any better either. (As an aside my brother wound up doing some sword technical assistance work of a short film his GF was the leading lady in. She is a very good fencer but knows almost nothing about using a 2 handed sword and the director knew nothing at all so when they went to shoot some trailers for the movie the director just kept reshooting the same sequence and wasn't happy. Finally he asked my brother what was going wrong and 15 minutes later they were done. It is a VERY technical subject and just because you understand one weapon doesn't mean you understand another.)

On an artistic side I do find you do manage to capture 'the moment' very well with emotional feeling.

kisses

willowfall
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Again, thanks for taking the time to comment , I really find it interesting and entertaining!... glad you like my poses too!...

And is hot to know that you sometimes get touch by these fantasies...
 
GeorgeL said:
Back sword? ... which are those?
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They are more commonly known to the public as Scottish Claymores (another misnomer, claymore is just a Gaelic word for sword not a particular type of sword).

The Scottish basket hilt sword came in two versions. One with both edges of the blade sharpened (very popular early on when broadswords were being converted) and one with just the cutting edge sharpened and the non-cutting edge reinforced to provide for more cutting power and durability. Technically "back sword" applies to any sword with a single cutting edge so numerous Japanese swords would also qualify.

And NO it is not a sword you wear on your back ...... I hate Hollywood

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287a1fc43858be41759d82f209df1a98.jpg 914983c32e0600736bf0f3071abcbdb5.jpg The difference between a European and a Japanese swordswoman.
 
Heineudo said:
View attachment 1271505 View attachment 1271506 The difference between a European and a Japanese swordswoman.
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The girl with the broadsword over her shoulder would be dead and the Japanese girl would be missing a hand. Neither case is a fighting stance and both girls would find that out the first time they tried it.

Japanese sword techniques only work against other Japanese techniques (they rarely fought against anyone else) and in Europe. especially later in the sword age, systems were designed to fight against specific systems. So for example "Spanish Rapier" was designed to counter "Italian Rapier" (worked pretty well against the French systems too) and "Hope's New Method" was designed to counter "French Small Sword" (using it drives the French enthusiast crazy and they cry foul).

That essentially is the difference between a "fencer" and a "sword fighter". A "fencer" knows, loves and is very good in a particular system (a game for all intents and purposes) and a "sword fighter" knows a bunch of different ways to just win in a fight (battlefield) and go home.

No sword system is superior to all others. They are designed for a specific weapon to be used in specific situations. Anyone who thinks their system or weapon is superior to all comers would have found themselves very suddenly dead when swords were used for real.

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willowfall
 
willowfall said:
claymore is just a Gaelic word for sword not a particular type of sword).
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Well claidheamh (roughly 'clayevh') is 'a sword', claidheamh mὸr ('clayevh-more') is a big one.
 
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