Samurai Katana by NobbyC
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Today something really sharp. ;-)
The Samurai Katana - High Poly 3D model was created by Rafael Benedicto on Cgtrader and was originally designed for Autodesk 3ds Max.
Imported to Blender and rendered with Cycles.

Comments (20)
I have a big cabbage to cut in half lol What a great render!
Turned out quite magnificently! Very 'sharp' details to this fantastic image! Bravo! Very well imagined and realized!!!!!
magnificent render in Blender, the zoom really looks like a photo, well done
Excelente arte, aplausos (5)
Gorgeous picture 😊
Excellent work
The quality of this image is amazing...It looks like you have gotten very familiar with Blender, as your talent for creating these beautiful images is expanding as time goes on! Keep doing such awesome work my friend! :-)
I thought it was a razor for giants !!! I'd better be seriuous to tell you I'm amazed at the incredible quality of this render.
Superb work on this great image my friend.
Geez! It looks like a photograph taken in natural light which I'm guessing was your intent! Simple but very realistic. Cycles is pretty wonderful with the right materials and lighting which takes some experience and taste! You've got both, Norbert!
Molly
Wow, superb creation and excellent photorealistic render... amazing work !!
sure looks real, great work on the modeling.
Excellent work and render!!!
MUST SEE @ OPEN FULL SCREEN !!!! The detail is so fine and well crafted. Excellent rendering work.
Klasse, da fliegen die Köpfe!!!!
This is most definitely a sharp piece of work! Great Blender render!
outstanding model and lighting
very cool
You are as "good" with Blender than with Poser!!!!!
WOW! This looks so real!