In-progress - A new beauty from the forge of Vince Evans !

-This sword will be available at the Las Vegas Custom Knife Show ~
Mandalay Bay Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. February 10-12, 2006.

For more information email Mr. Evans at: vevans@localnet.com

Mac

That's awesome. Those wire inlays aren't easy, either :eek:

Mac,
Ye' know, I'm not sure whether to thank you or smack you twixt the horns. I love the items you bring to our attention, but I'm rapidly running out of perseverance against spending any money for the moment in my desire to own a few of these wonderful works. Probably a good thing I can't make the Las Vegas show this year. ;) Vince appears to be one of those lucky few who can't seem to ever do a project wrong - beautiful work on that sword, as always. Wish I could see it in person <big sigh>.

Be well and blessed in the new year,

Greg

Latest shots ....



Detail of the silver & copper inlay on the guard.



Mac

Very nice, indeed. Vince continues to amaze.

I'll be at the Vegas Show, though not until Saturday. Vince has something for me there.

Anyone else going?

Vince added these new shots to his Picturetrail site!

Just a beautiful pattern on this blade, and the scabbard looks pretty darn wonderful too !

Mac

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That's gorgeous; the details look perfect and the colors feel so natural. I really love the photos I see of Vince Evans's work; I should try to make the next blade show that he'll be exhibiting at to see some of this stuff first-hand.
[EDIT]: ...which appears to be Feb. 10-12 in Las Vegas. Ouch, not likely. Well, sometime in the future I *will* own a piece by Vince Evans. Oops, I mean "see" a piece by Vince Evans. Ought to hold off on promises to buy until I've got a job... ;)

Wow! I wish I had something more intelligent to say, but whenever I see Vince's work, I feel a combination of awe, inspiration and unworthiness :D . The level of artistry that Vince brings to his craft is truly inspired. What a gift!

Droooooolllllll! :eek:

If I ever sprang for a custom sword it would be something like this.

Brian M

That sword and scabbard are simply gorgeous!

Its very beautyful, someone at my work explained to me how the inlay was done....awesome. :cool: