Pencil on Moleskine sketchbook (5.5 x 3.5")
The karambit or kerambit is a small hand-held, curved blade from Indonesia. Called karambit in the Philippines, it is known as a kerambit in both Indonesia and Malaysia. It is found recently that the karambit to be useful for self-defense. Most of those produced in the West for use as weapons are based on the small Filipino variety, which features a short blade and index finger ring.
Thank you all for your comments and appreciate your time ^^
Open it looks reptile like
ReplyDeleteI know rightt?? :D
DeleteInterestin sketch of a strange object.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather see it as a drawing than for real : I am scared of all bladed weapons !
Don't worry Martine, this one is not sharp ^^
DeleteI cringed when I saw it - so the drawing must be good!
ReplyDeleteDan, they use it as farming tools back then. :Þ
DeleteOMG!!! Talk about coincidence! My husband found one of these on the road last week when he was working. He thought I would like it for my paper cuttin.... It is soooo sharp. Great sketch Alex!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Clare. :) I don't own one of these, but I thought it's cool that it's an old school farming tool way back in Malaysia.
DeleteVery scary looking objects! But what a cool thing to draw & these are marvellous.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I agree that it looks scary, which is good to keep bad guys away :)
DeleteIt looks like quite a scary object, but your sketch with its nice cartoon style makes it look like a piece coming out of an adventure story! It's very interesting also because I had never seen this object before! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteHaha! Lucia, you noticed that I tried making it cartoon style! :) Thank you teeheehee!
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