Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Some other caption for this one (after the conquest of the city).
"I don't get it, Deborah! They raped Myriam ten times and me only twice! I absolutely don't understand what they see in her!"
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Some other caption for this one (after the conquest of the city).
"I don't get it, Deborah! They raped Myriam ten times and me only twice! I absolutely don't understand what they see in her!"
"I didn't know it was the governor's name. I was sure Pilates was a fitness club."
Some other caption for this one
xso
Tribune
Exposed:
The true story how JC was saved...a pretty girl just carried him away!
http://popkey.co/m/16m4J-jesus
The true story how JC was saved...a pretty girl just carried him away!
http://popkey.co/m/16m4J-jesus
Words of encouragement to the victim on the next cross? Excellent work!
It almost tells a story on its own. Splendid picture.
Gibbs505
SERVORUM DOMITOR
Very well done!
That is stunning, Emily! Yes! Let's have a Noone thread!
Submitted to DA on 1 May 2017 with the note, 'The latest HD animation that I have uploaded on my site www.femalechristinarts.com The animation is about the raising the cross from differents angles.'
A little bit victims eye view to a other criminal.
@thehangingtree forgive me the wrong word "victim".
http://noone102000.deviantart.com/art/Friends-Crucified-679568519
Noone has a story about it there -
Bob, mp5stab, and several others had both commented, I added:
Truly wonderful - Bob and mp5stab have said it all about the skilful composition and lovely balance of soft curves against harsh, unrelenting lines, and Flavia's beautifully anguished expression. I can only add how lovely the light is, the gleam and shadows on he body, the twilight glow in sky and on the harsh rocks. I think the shadowy soldier (no matter what his style of helmet) plays a part in balancing the composition, he's a dark messenger of approaching death...
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
'Culprit's eye view'?
A very string picture indeed. On can imagine a story behind it.
The titulus is in Latin. Aparrently, she was an agitator. The soldier wears a Greek hoplite helmet. Yet another rebellion crushed in the ever unquiet Balkans?
You couldn't read either way...
I've left a comment too. Great pic, it tells a story and pleases us on so many levels.
"Beautiful picture, a moving scene rendered so powerfully, beauty and tragedy and pain and despair, and a human longing for emotional connection. You are at the top of your game with this one!"
ok now some for the weekend.
Nice set, Phlebas! And #4 a rare @montycrusto !
old slave
FELIS RESPICIENS
#8 got me thinking.
We are used to the idea of watching the crowd humilating us on the cross, but what about being blinded? Exposed to the anger of the crowd, hearing them, feeling things thrown, but as well as the vulnerability, add in the uncertainty, the unknowing?
As a short-term punishment (thinking Kellog Park) this would add another layer of punishment for such a simple device.
A very powerful addition to the ordeal. That blinding could be as in the picture, with a hood or mask, or more cruelly it could be a permanent disfiguring of the subject. Adding that fresh level of vulnerability and fear. Or would it be easier to block out what was happening, to retreat into your own little world?
Naked, bound, unable to see - truly vulnerable.
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hornet1ba
Guest
#8 impressed me a lot:everything in that scene is 3d even the wheat!
(except maybe for the backdrop) when you compare it with #7 that is also a very good 3d scene but using older rendering technology you can see what a couple of years of computer software and hardware improvement can do.
