If a Greatsword seems too unwieldy, Aaron's other stunning Skyrim-inspired creations include signed posters and canvas prints of various game landscapes and characters, all of which can be found and purchased on Etsy. Sharing their masterpiece to Reddit, Aaron revealed their commissions are open should any fellow Skyrim fans want to purchase a similar weapon. One of their latest creations brings to life the game's Dragonbone Greatsword, which Aaron says was created using salvaged wood. Skyrim artist AaronLongArt (known as LongFineArt on Reddit) is well-known on the site's r/skyrim sub thanks to their stunning takes on the Elder Scrolls world. Related: Skyrim Fan Art Returns To Blackreach & Glows In the Dark While the game can run on new-gen consoles thanks to backwards compatibility, at this time it's not yet clear when (or if) Skyrim will come to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, either with a dedicated version or with an upgrade. The game has been remastered and resold on multiple consoles since it first launched on PS3, Xbox One, and PC in 2011, even getting a VR and a Nintendo Switch edition. Skyrim is one of the most popular games of all time, and while exact sales numbers are unknown, it's thought to be one of the biggest-selling titles in video game history.
The game is adored by millions, and artist AaronLongArt is one of many talented creators bringing the game into the real world with their work. While there's no news on a release date for The Elder Scrolls 6, fans of the Bethesda classic are still devoted to Skyrim.
A fan of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has created their own real-life version of the game's Dragonbone Greatsword using wood salvaged from a dumpster.
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