Alas and dammit, no joy.
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Alas and dammit, no joy.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Strange. It worked for the first few tries on my end, then the link reverted to the "Sign-in Required" screen. I suspect intervention from the Imgur thought police!
foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Yeah I still had to sign in for age verification but it's there. Soon as I get some more time I'll try to get some stuff on Imgur, I've had an account for a while but never used it.
Cella
Spectator
Don't know how long she's been on the cross at this point. Probably only a few minutes. But her lower body muscles are clearly straining quite hard as she tries to push up to take the strain off her arms and shoulders. The trembling part is not acting. She's hurting.
I've never been crucified (as depicted) but I suspect it only takes a few minutes for real pain and muscle exhaustion to begin to take effect.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Actually, I wasn't trying to say she was acting. I just meant she didn't need acting lessons. The cross provided all the impetus for her actions!
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
The puzzling part, FB, is that the first four link posts worked fine. The fifth failed, however. Hmmm; Dr. Watson?
Maybe I should consult Tree. He knows a lot about fifths!
I didn't like the specs the first time I saw her, but then I started to think of her as the sexy librarian. They always wear glasses (and sometimes little else).
Who would crucify a librarian, you ask? Perhaps Julius Caesar, when he burned the library in Alexandria. They probably employed a few females there to help folks use the card catalogue. After all, Alexandria was a progressive place in the day.
I love books, and my wife is a librarian. It works for me
Did you meet in non-fiction or some special interest section of the library?I love books, and my wife is a librarian. It works for me
foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Well we'll see what happens poem, I'm going to try Imgur here shortly as soon as I get caught up with things around the homestead.
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foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Bob Nearled
These are great examples of Bob's artistry. The images are very stark, in some ways, and show the fatigue, stress, and pain of the crucifixion, without losing that fantasy sense of eroticism that makes this type of art a hallmark of Cruxforums. Always worthwhile to showcase one of our own artists. I am particularly taken with this one:
It captures something of the essence of the experience. You feel the resignation, exhaustion, distress, and helplessness, but also a sense of anticipation. There is story movement in this image. You can almost see what is in her mind. Superb!
Bob Nearled
Thanks very much for presenting these, Foggy and Jolly - it's a while since I last saw them!These are great examples of Bob's artistry. The images are very stark, in some ways, and show the fatigue, stress, and pain of the crucifixion, without losing that fantasy sense of eroticism that makes this type of art a hallmark of Cruxforums. Always worthwhile to showcase one of our own artists. I am particularly taken with this one:
It captures something of the essence of the experience. You feel the resignation, exhaustion, distress, and helplessness, but also a sense of anticipation. There is story movement in this image. You can almost see what is in her mind. Superb!
The pre-nailing scene was actually mis-titled, since it was based on a sketch by Sir Edward Poynter, although the face is reminiscent of Fuseli's style. Poynter's sketch, dated 15 April 1901, is a study for his painting, 'The Cave of the Storm Nymphs', which he completed in two versions, in 1902 and 1903. These nymphs are the Sirens of Greek mythology, seen here relishing the prospect of adding to their treasure from the wreck which they have just lured onto the shore.
Poynter's vessel looks suspiciously seventeenth century rather than ancient Greek, which suggests that these particular nymphs have been singing their 'invitations' for several hundred years!
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foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Miscellaneous Poser Art
foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Atrox is the name on this folder. Those in the know can verify these. Also had a lot of Ducans mixed in that I had to sort out.
Crux-Emperor Baracus X
Rectidolor
The condemned female reminds me of someone, on this forum....
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Here's the preview for a new post in clips4sale (https://www.clips4sale.com/studio/128195/23292961/crucifixion-16). I'm pretty sure it's from our friend Alex Bald. Go to http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/films.7880/page-5#post-518122 to see how to buy directly from him.
(Alex is getting really good at this crux thing!)
View attachment prev_23292961edit.mp4
(BTW, I couldn't get a file-hosting site to easily allow posting this video --imgur.com requires a login-- so I reduced this to 430 KB. I hope that doesn't clog up things.)
(Alex is getting really good at this crux thing!)
View attachment prev_23292961edit.mp4
(BTW, I couldn't get a file-hosting site to easily allow posting this video --imgur.com requires a login-- so I reduced this to 430 KB. I hope that doesn't clog up things.)
foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Poser Crux * Don't know the artist.
You've just re-posted parts of Jastrow's "Passion of Mary Catherine". It's quite well known here already. In fact, it's in our archive already (in 2 places).
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/resources/the-passion-of-mary-catherine.2/
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/resources/the-passion-of-mary-catherine-by-jastrow.506/
foggybottom
Venator imaginum
Thanks for the information Jolly but as I had mentioned before I haven't had time to explore this whole forum so I wasn't aware of that. These were in some of the folders I had downloaded off the net. Take 'em down if you need to, don't want to load the forum down as it's having problems already. 