In this part of the tutorial we finish the mace by painting it.

You can paint it any way you like, and have some fun with it. But if you want to make it look "medieval" then you should use a lot of black! I tried a few different paint variations and settled on this one as my favorite.

Ok, That's it. The mace is complete. Let's take a look at some variations on how to make it if you don't have the same materials that I have.

Here is the bigger mace that I made. Some of the variations with it are that the ball of it is a ten inch foam ball. The spikes are foam and those spikes are two different sizes. I like the variation in size for the spikes. It gives it a really good look. I wrapped the handle with a thick batting material and wrapped it with masking tape.

If you don't have a foam ball you can bunch up newspaper to make one. Pack it nice and dense for strength.

Insert the handle into the newspaper ball, and wrap everything with masking tape. You can add more newspaper, make it more layers and keep workingon it until it is the shape and size you want.

So that's it. Whatever type of mace you make You are ready to......

... to fight dragons!!

Make the Attack on Titan Sword

This is an easy project that turns out great. You just need one sheet of foamboard. How to make the Attack on Titan Sword

Want to Draw a Medieval Mace? I have a tutorial in the Fantasy Art School right here.