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Great Pics Found By Phlebas And Other

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Girlskin is the finest parchment! :D

Sycophantic addresses to the Emperor were written in purple ink on vellum,
so when Eulalia had been scourged she cheekily thanked her persecutors
for 'writing the praises of God in purple on my skin'!
Reading that and her other feisty impudence when I was about 13
made me think, what a great girl, I want to be her! :devil:
 
bobinder said:
Some of these may be new here.
...I have attempted to show just a small selection here and recommend visits to his sites:
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This one is extremely interesting. The male figure has his hand in the floor and the female figure is holding (presumably) his heart, which is attached to him by a chain. Has she torn it out? Has he given it, in some way? I would like to hear the story, if any, behind it.

Thanks for posting these. Very reminiscent of earlier styles, with a modern take.
 
Jollyrei said:
This one is extremely interesting. The male figure has his hand in the floor and the female figure is holding (presumably) his heart, which is attached to him by a chain. Has she torn it out? Has he given it, in some way? I would like to hear the story, if any, behind it.

Thanks for posting these. Very reminiscent of earlier styles, with a modern take.
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Glad you like it. Possibly an allegorical statement about being enslaved to our emotions whilst trying to remain 'down to earth'. One reviewer states, "They are powerful and energy-charged bodies which often are found in impossible situations, with bumps that are fused together or which arise as natural defects, whether wings or spears stuck in the flesh, arrows or chains that blend into their models." The review can be found at:-
http://latinoweeklyreview.com/?p=289576
 
Hondoboot2 said:
Excellent eye JimOregon. I already really liked this beautiful model, but with cross tattoos, wow. l figured she might be a bit of a gothic lady, with her dark lipstick, and nail polish, a great contrast to her creamy white skin. I have a soft spot for gothic ladies:very_hot:
She is a great model, I would love to see more of her!
I especially like these two images.
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Another special treat for you, Hondo - Jillian Ann again! http://e-digitalfantasy.deviantart.com/

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phlebas said:
Nice, Bob, very nice

ok weekend crux pics from me

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Thanks, Phlebas.

Now this is too much of a co-incidence - Hasturan, Ehliasys and now Southblade all using identical crosses with reinforced rebates in the ground (even the ironwork uses the same number of rivets!) and the last two employing identical nailing! Picture dating is 4 January 2016 on DeviantArt for Hasturan (Russia), 2016 for Ehliasys (Germany) and 29 October 2016 on DeviantArt for Southblade (UK). All have produced truly stunning images, but what is going on here? Did they all employ the same carpenter or am I missing out on a recent major archaeological discovery?

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bobinder said:
Now this is too much of a co-incidence - Hasturan, Ehliasys and now Southblade all using identical crosses with reinforced rebates in the ground (even the ironwork uses the same number of rivets!) and the last two employing identical nailing! Picture dating is 4 January 2016 on DeviantArt for Hasturan (Russia), 2016 for Ehliasys (Germany) and 29 October 2016 on DeviantArt for Southblade (UK). All have produced truly stunning images, but what is going on here? Did they all employ the same carpenter or am I missing out on a recent major archaeological discovery?
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A sale, maybe?:)
It is remarkable indeed, considering the kind of 'bolting' to the cross in #2 and #3.
 
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