Blizzard and Epic Weapons' weaponsmithing fan art contest winners announced

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4-12-2011 @ 3:15PM

Petrus said...

I'm impressed by the weapons more than I am of the picture quality on Epic Weapons' website.

4-12-2011 @ 6:49PM

Sleutel said...

Indeed. I'm really surprised that they didn't host high-resolution shots of everything. It kind of defeats the purpose of having a contest to make detailed, high-quality replicas if you can't actually see any of the detail or quality.

4-12-2011 @ 9:04PM

Scunosi said...

Assuming they only saw photos of the submissions and not the physical objects themselves, it's probably due to the entrants more than the hosts. If someone sends in an obviously awesome axe but it's a bad picture, what're ya gonna do, disqualify it for being a bad photo, or recognize it anyway as an awesome construct? You would hope the creators would take more care is presenting their work though, I know as an artists getting good quality representation of your work is very important.

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