Ashé Cravenock

Just waitin’ for my kiln to heat up. What you doin’ today?

YouTube video by Ashé Cravenock Making a Leather Sheath AND Celtic Sword Reveal

I just released a full length YouTube video! Go check it out! How’d I do? youtu.be/jVi7OHFcnkg

Happy holidays y’all! 🎄😘

Behold! The Faerie Fang, a tiny sword imbued with the power of Small Bits of Moss, Woodlouse Stoicism and Vole Spite. The pommel contains a tiny malachite which swirls like a tiny forbidden soup

#miniature
#fantasy
#swords
#blacksmith
#letteropener
#metalfeed

Chrimbus

Fall in the woods is the best

Back to the forge tomorrow!

Oh no! He’s gone full content creator Christmas

Hammer and anvil

Blacksmith shit

Finally cooling down but still hot in New Mexico

a photo showing a silver tin filled with color pencil shavings of white, blue, pink, purple and yellow. A small silver pencil sharpener sits near the center, a blue and yellow color pencil are offset to the upper right.

There is something really pretty about the aftermath

A phalangic dancer.

#macabreart #morbidart #bodyhorror #creepyart #weirdart #art

Honestly the best thing about this app so far is easily being able to look up other SWs because we’re not all shadowbanned

Custom wedding knife from two years ago on the day

Ashé and I got all bloody for Halloween! @ashecravenock.bsky.social Photos by Ralph L Diaz

Do hashtags work here?

#weirdart #oddart #macabreart #horrorart #morbidart #bodyhorror

Honestly idk if anyone actually knows xD

Hello Bluesky!!

First post! Made this knife and stand for the David Lisch knife show this summer. Hope you like it! #blacksmith #bladesmith #knives #cutlery #chefs #art #forged

🌿Greetings.🐇

📸 by me 🥰🔥👏🏼🤓

My most recent custom sword. Hand forged 80crv2 High Carbon Steel blade. Sand cast guard and pommel and a locally harvested oak handle.

Cu-Mai hand forged copper damascus by yours truly

Ngl I’m not missing summer. It gets a little sweaty forging in the heat.

An androgynous figure with light blue skin gazes upward with a somber expression. They have multicolor eyes that culminate into an orange-ish hue. They have big, bright luscious neon green lips and multicolor freckles. Their bright neon green hair swirls wildly over their face, giving the effect of being windswept - this the name of the art collection. This is an artwork crafted with acrylic paints by artist Chantal Elena Mitchell. Entitled Gentle Gale.

A drawing in 80s-90s anime style features a female figure facing left, she has lightly tanned skinned and bright blue eyes. She is set on a blue background. Her long, dark blue hair swirls around her face, giving the effect of being windswept- hence the name of the collection. This is a color pencil and ink drawing by artist Chantal Elena Mitchell. Entitled Wuthering Blue.

A figure gazes up at you, you can only see their eyes and nose and their long, brightly colored lavender and purple hair swirling over their face. Even their skin and freckles are lavender and purple! Their eyes, however, are bright yellow and green. They have a curious look in their eye. This is an acrylic painting by artist Chantal Elena Mitchell. Entitled Longing Lavender.

A female figure gazes down at a growing bunch of flowers of many varieties and colors. There are seven flowers at the bottom of the artwork, from left to right they are pink, dark red, purple, orange, blue, yellow, and a softer red, all surrounded by hues of green from the leaves. The figure has bright green eyes to match, gazing between locks of luscious purple hair. The artwork has a soft, creamy quality to it because of how it was rendered using only color pencils, no ink or pencil to outline the details. This is a color pencil drawing by artist Chantal Elena Mitchell. Entitled Fairy Hunting.

Recent artworks from a collection I’m calling Windswept. Featuring Gentle Gale, Wuthering Blue, Longing Lavender, and Fairy Hunting.

Sword pics because they aren’t allowed anywhere else 😅

It’s not Halloween anymore. But life is what you make it

How does blue sky feel about blue skies, swords, and the smith that makes them?

You ever wish you could google where you put something?