Until I heard the storm turned, I definitely had you guys in mind. Many happy returns!

I’ve ditched true bracers in favor of a single on the left arm for archery purposes. Shooting in the woods rarely gives the opportunity for perfect form, and shorter bows with shorter brace heights tend to hit the actual wrist/back of the thumb, regardless of form. I think they have a lot of functio...

Your line has a very similar feel to the professor's own original drawings. To that end, I'd be fascinated to see your take on a Ranger, seeing as how we never got a drawing of anything related from him.

Welcome! We've all enjoyed following your family's exploits from a distance...happy to have you join the party!

Fantastic concept art! Very true to the source...it's beautiful, really. Ditto x1000 on a backpack!

I'm loving this, Iodo. Great detail-working.

It's quite lovely!

Yes, western swords are much lighter and faster than modern pop culture gives them credit.

Happy Birthday!

Hey, welcome back!

Hope you have a great day out. Let us know how it goes!

What the WHAT?!

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

Indiana's so hunter-friendly that there aren't even minimum broadhead width standards...you just have to have a broadhead on there. Knapped flint is legal for any quarry.

In any other state, I might be. However: 1) I only trek in designated public lands, particularly wilderness areas, where hunting is legal. 2) I never trek without a valid hunting+fishing license on my person anymore...even if I'm provisioned to the hilt and have no intention of hunting or fishing. 3...

I, personally, keep my bow strung when I’m walking, and unstrung it when I settle down at camp, etc...but this assumes carrying it in hand on the move pretty much at all times. That being said, it’s not small enough to be slung on my back as in this case, though I can wear it across the chest a la m...