Continuing my series of Sci-Fantasy weapons.
This one marks a very special occasion for me: in my Fairyblade Scimitar that had started this series ages ago, I mentioned "another project" that I "might or might not publish." Well, now I have. I have published my debut sci-fi novel on Amazon Kindle!!! And it will be free, as a promotion, between the 10th and 14th of February (not sure which time zone: mine is GMT+10!) 😎
God knows, it took a while. So, now it's okay to admit that Fairyblade Scimitar, Blades of Ketuwa, and to a greater or lesser degree, these projects of mine [1, 2, 3] have all been concept art of sorts for that universe.
If someone takes the risk of opening the link to my book (I know it doesn't look Amazon, this is because it's geotargeted by Geniuslink to open your local Amazon site), they would probably guess that I made its cover art myself, 100% in Blender. It's not like this one, though: and I didn't publish it separately anywhere, to save myself the trouble with copyrights and copy-wrongs.😉
Whew! I must be going out of my mind.🤣
I like how it looks like a blend of forged iron and technology. Feels like at the base those are transistors and stuff.
That’s the idea: transistors or, say, nanotechnology.😉