Impressive sketches! And you are very productive. Thank you for sharing.Sometimes there is no time and death must be hastened by artificial means. The victim could be pierced with javelin, have cut her belly open, or have her legs broken. Then the corpses would be devoured by vultures, dogs and jackals...
Good night!
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A simple story, everything as usual, nothing especially exciting...
Sometimes there is no time and death must be hastened by artificial means. The victim could be pierced with javelin, have cut her belly open, or have her legs broken. Then the corpses would be devoured by vultures, dogs and jackals...
Good night!
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LOVE this set. Especially the first and last. And the one of the soldier nailing the last gorl's foot. And the one with the woman backward between the men. Great set! Keep drawing!More unlucky ones: crucified and impaled...
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I know I've said it before, but I love these sets showing the whole story. Especially the stripping!And one more short story of the long agony.
An innocent woman false charged with treachery, forced to strip herself, scourged, condemned to death on the cross, burdened with a beam and crowned with thorns, leaded out of the city, nailed to the harsh wood and left alone. A simple story, everything as usual, nothing especially exciting...
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Thanks! I am satisfied with the result too. I used my own photo silhouettes of the workers and transformed it into the line drawing with IrfanView, then add the details and colours and insert into the background with Ms Paint. Simple tools for a simple fool like me.This is a bold new direction! And I do love color! Keep it up!