Some Sketches

[Jastrow]

48 hours...

Great to have you back, Andy! Great batch of drawings that are white hot. I LOVE them all but am particularly fond of Number 1--the guard lewdly fondling the condemned girl's naked ass as he leads her to her death punched some of my buttons. That small act must have made her feel totally helpless...and totally hopeless. I may try to do an emulation of it if I have time. It is funny that both you and I chose to return to the site with new works after a few months absence on the was very same day. Perhaps it was because it was the first day of Spring....Jastrow

 

[jimsac]

Great to have you back, Andy! Great batch of drawings that are white hot. I LOVE them all but am particularly fond of Number 1--the guard lewdly fondling the condemned girl's naked ass as he leads her to her death punched some of my buttons. That small act must have made her feel totally helpless...and totally hopeless. I may try to do an emulation of it if I have time. It is funny that both you and I chose to return to the site with new works after a few months absence on the was very same day. Perhaps it was because it was the first day of Spring....Jastrow

Glad to have you back too, Jastrow!

 

[Loxuru]

Great series, Andyman!
Great you are back!

 

[cire]

48 hours...

Hi Andyman, great drawings. What I like about your stuff is that your victims are so realistic. You bring out the fact that everybody had to fear crucifixion.
In this series I enyoy the 4th picture a lot. The soldiers are still working on the crucified, and the spectators are obviously very well entertained. The victim on the other hand will face hell...........

 

[Andyman]

Advertisement: "Woman! A peg in the ass will make your dying much more interesting and rich in deep sensual experiences!"

 

[Loxuru]

Advertisement: "Woman! A peg in the ass will make your dying much more interesting and rich in deep sensual experiences!"

Great wisdom!

 

[Andyman]

"...of course if you prefer to be stimulated in more traditional way, we can impale you on the specially designed wooden hook, twice as long and wide than our cocks..."

 

[Andyman]

For vultures

 

[Andyman]

And one more time few the little review of the historical sources. The images are well known to all of you and the text are mostly downloaded from somewhere too, but I am still and still fascinated with the horrific cruelty of the composition made of the two logs and few nails.

 

[Andyman]

Van Eyck

 

[Andyman]

Carvelli and Cranach

 

[phlebas]

And one more time few the little review of the historical sources. The images are well known to all of you and the text are mostly downloaded from somewhere too, but I am still and still fascinated with the horrific cruelty of the composition made of the two logs and few nails.

Familiar images, but I love the way you have used them. The combination of images and contemporary records is really effective, and reminds us that female crucifixion really was a thing.

Van Eyck

Manipulating art works is a skill and a pleasure, welcome to the club Andyman!
Here are two old manips by me based on that painting, I couldn't decide which one I preferred.

 

[morten sigurdson]

Great artworks Andyman! Nice you're back, always liked your sketches and classic manips.
Agree with MR. @phlebas, making manips from classic artworks is something wonderful, and you've done them well.
Here's for example @Yupar 's amazing manip, she made it with my pic of Vivian don't know who is the author of original painting, but it's classic artwork I'm sure.


MR. Phlebas's works above is pure classic indeed. MR. @madiosi also made great classic manips from old classic paintnings I think this theme is most important for Crux Art. Keep on making your nice arts!

 

[Andyman]

So that's pretty hot. Their trembling sweaty bodies rubbing against one another. This is some truly erotic art.

Few days ago I've found the image perfectly corresponding with the "two sisters" theme - see attached.

 

[Aedile]

Welcome back! Keep putting naked women on crosses with cornus in their asses (a bonus if they are facing the cross!) and you’ll never go wrong.

 

[phlebas]

Great artworks Andyman! Nice you're back, always liked your sketches and classic manips. Agree with MR. @phlebas, making manips from classic artworks is something wonderful, and you've done them well. Here's for example @Yupar 's amazing manip, she made it with my pic of VivianView attachment 687027View attachment 687028 don't know who is the author of original painting, but it's classic artwork I'm sure. MR. Phlebas's works above is pure classic indeed. MR. @madiosi also made great classic manips from old classic paintnings View attachment 687029View attachment 687030View attachment 687039 I think this theme is most important for Crux Art. Keep on making your nice arts!

I love this sort of thing!
Here are some more old examples of mine, 3 male, 2 female

Great arts, you've also made one with Randy Sommers, that's a wonderful one too.

You are right. Here are some more including the Randy one



2013 was a very productive year for me, manip wise

 

[morten sigurdson]

I love this sort of thing!
Here are some more old examples of mine, 3 male, 2 female

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Great arts, you've also made one with Randy Sommers, that's a wonderful one too.

 

[morten sigurdson]

I love this sort of thing!
Here are some more old examples of mine, 3 male, 2 female

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You are right. Here are some more including the Randy one

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2013 was a very productive year for me, manip wise

Randy one is most amazing.

 

[Andyman]

A really wonderful picture by Skating Jesus with Tombs' text (1999), slightly modified.

 

[Andyman]

"The revolt begun in 73 BC, with escape of around 70 slave-gladiators from a gladiator school in Capua. Within two years, they had been joined by some 120.000 men, women and children... The war ended in 71 BC when the armies of Spartacus launched their full strength against Crassus' legions and were utterly defeated. Pompey's legions moving from the north were able to capture some 5.000 rebels fleeing the battle, all of whom he slew. Some 6.000 survivors were captured by the legions of Crassus. All 6.000 were crucified along the Appian Way..."