This is unbelievably beautiful and equally impressive.
Where does one start on commenting on this knife?
The Moku Ti has gorgeous pigment/coloration that creates the illusion of flowing movement I would describe as brilliantly opalescent and vivacious such as that of the sky's pallette's of a beautiful sunset which results in an illusion on the wavelengths of the color wheel that creates an Afterglow effect that I imagine is even more breathtaking in person. From my experience photos usually don't give full justice .The moku ti clip with the gold hardware is an especially nice and tasteful touch These photographs are certainly high quality and your work as a photographer is equally skillful. To sum it up, one really can't say enough about the impressive somewhat chameleon like appearance of this knife and much of your recent work. We're very fortunate to be able to review pieces of this quality. I'm proud and lucky to have someone as talented as Snody making Customs artwork this positive.
The blade angles are notably signature to Mike, if one were to look at it from a distance or without knowing who made it, you'd be able to easily discern the creator as their is only one knifemaker in the world with the capabilities of capturing futuristic elegance and classic proportion that ring loud with natural themes and motifs we have seen similar angles on some of snodys designs and other custom fixed blades and folders which are all in their own right impressive. To me it kind of reminds me of an eagle, it has natural flow which comes off as very clean, very well implemented and perfectly executed. Since Snody started making these futuristic designed blades, I have seen the many other blade designs emulate his style to not much success.
The jimping on this blade is very high quality even beyond what one could ask for in the perfect folder and I can envision and imagine the perfection of my thumb being graced in embracing its perfect grip and ergonomics, this is exactly the type of knife and light years beyond when Id envisioned when coming to the realization that custom cutlery was as much about creative artistic expression, as it is design and tactical design and performance. In many ways the perfection of the blade is a result of the and creative process.
Simply Viewing this knife truly makes me feel pleasantly warm, and that is quite a nice feeling and sensation to experience and it must be very rewarding to know your work has this type of positive affect on people. It's very uplifting at a time when many people need some positivity in their life.
It's an extremely proud feeling to invest in a knife this prestigious and highly collectible. This is a knife for the gentlemen with refined tastes and in my opinion artwork like this goes an infinite distance in changing the opinions and dynamics of anti-knife legislation movement backed by largely misinformed lawmakers I believe think they are trying to make a positive change. It's time to let them know there is a huge difference between certified collectibles and street thugs with cheap knives and other cliche weapon grade knives.
I wish some of these law makers took the time to research the vast artistic side of the custom cutlery emerging and inspiring the entire community- before introducing frivolous legislation regarding limitations on the legality of restrictive knife designs in certain regions and metropolitan areas.