IgnikaMarcus
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A lovely night with a lovely sight!
If I may ask, what program do you use to make these?
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Ivan's Crux renders
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If I may ask, what program do you use to make these?
Ivanart
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IgnikaMarcus
Governor
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
I could quays help you when you are ready. look at how cool that result is!
Althanie J
Magistrate
Hey Ivan! Love your work! would love to see more crux renders from you. I know your forte is in other types of art but your crux renders are top notch! 
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
I would love to know where this church is, that puts such gorgeous redheads to such agonizing and painful ends.
Ivanart
Magistrate
Well its a high gothic design that was popular in Britain and western Europe around 1300ish. Truth is it took a long time to make so I wanted to use the scene again.
Ivanart
Magistrate
Here is a short video of a lady on the cross. I'm not sure how to animate it so I thought I'd do a short bit and see what people think. Animating a woman nailed to wood was never covered in collage and there aren't any crucifixions for me to attend to see how its done (Which is probably a good thing). So I have to guess how she would behave.
poem21045
Tribunus Plebis
Great first animation! The feet move a bit too much. (Can you just flex them without them actually moving up and down?) Otherwise, very nice! (Maybe add some moaning, etc. sound?)
Ivanart
Magistrate
I was thinking that pushing down would tear the holes a bit bigger. Not sure if that would happen but I can lock the feet in place. Thanks for your input. This is why I'm doing a test.
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
It’s such a treat to get a window into the process. One cheat would be to watch Makar or Alex’s videos to get a nice reference for movement with ropes; how the weight shifts around, the hip movement. There’s a lot you can add, and it doesn’t even have to be a super loose cross either. One thing that really elevates an animation is breathing. Nail the breathing and it brings it to the next level.
Hangnail
Tribune
Very well done, in particular the sense of effortful movement and the facial expressions
mp5stab
Hair and Nails
No amount of screaming will get her off of that cross!
Pinned in place like a butterfly, yet still breathing, a living horror of suffering. Flesh pushes against unyielding iron as she raises her body high to take a breath, filling her lungs, and then releasing the pain through a cry of pure anguish before sinking again like a sack of meat. It will be a long day . . . . . .