Tiki Hafted Adze

I borrowed this "fake" hafted adze from my local surf shaper in [Plougoulm](https://goo.gl/maps/yGsr61VpmPs), who is an afficionado of the Tiki art-style. I did not even know what this curious object was, and although it looks like a weapon, a quick googling told me that the orientation of the cutting edge - perpendicular to the handle - actually made it an Adze, very efficient primitive wood-carving tools. This model is based on a scan (Colmap + OpenMVS) of the original object, which I post-processed heavily with Blender and [BakeMyScan](http://bakemyscan.org) for sculpting, PBR texturing, retopology and texture baking. I should have taken a better care of the UV seams though, as they are way too obvious on the albedo map... Enjoy! Source: Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab我从位于[Plougoulm](https://goo.gl/maps/yGsr61VpmPs)的当地冲浪板造型师处借得这件“仿制”捆绑式石斧（hafted adze），该造型师是提基（Tiki）艺术风格的爱好者。 起初我甚至未曾知晓这件奇特物件的用途，尽管它外形酷似武器，但经简单谷歌搜索后得知，其刀刃与手柄垂直的朝向结构，实际上使其成为效率极高的原始木雕工具——石斧。 该模型基于原物的扫描结果（Colmap + OpenMVS）构建，我使用Blender与[BakeMyScan](http://bakemyscan.org)对其进行了大量后期处理，用于雕刻、基于物理的渲染（PBR）纹理制作、拓扑重建以及纹理烘焙。 不过我本应更妥善地处理UV接缝，因为它们在反照率纹理贴图（albedo map）上的痕迹过于明显。 敬请欣赏！ 数据来源：Objaverse 1.0 / Sketchfab