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The Agony Component.

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Nope,
this is a pic from CW.com. The model is a well known Ukrainian model Christina. You can find a lot of her erotic photos all around the Web.
 
lovecraft said:
I just found this one. Lookes dated but quite acceptable. Could this be some of Makar`s old work?

Another thing, while the girl is pretty, her crucifixion is pretty lame. She's in the classic "Christ" pose with a heavy footrest and poorly tied wrists. Not Makar's style at all.

-WW
 
A few more screen caps, from Makar's latest Jane update.

They're not as hi-res as I'd like, but you will perceive this lady's feel for what the crux pervs come for.

Enjoy.
 
Shots like arena185 and now you show Moonlight Crux-art are at the top of my list. In both of these cases it's the model that catches my eye. Even without the contorted expressions they would make me stop and stair. Their youth and it's promise of a long life now lost. Especially the sweetness of Moonlight's model makes her tragity all the worse. This makes pictures like this so intoxicating. Then you add the screams of jane. Even knowing it to be an act doesn't deminish the power of this series. But to get the full effect without becoming a monster myself I point to yadakk's Sabina and so many other artists and animators who show us the full force of the "Agony Component". I bow to them and wish for them an unending supply of sweet foulish models.
 
Galya.

You will note the file names. I really do have the hots her. She was one of the first butt-naked women I saw on a cross.

Pictures of her, anyway, a few of which may be seen below.

Makar reports that she is a difficult model to work with, and I regret this. Lots.

In any case, her comely, naked body is on display forever on the 'net.

Enjoy.
 
From Makar's latest. I don't remember if she's Nadia or Koshka, but she does have a vaguely ancient Egyptian 'do, and therefore she reminded me of Cobra's PDF from some years back.

In reality it would have been insane for Octavian to crucify the Queen of Egypt. Half the Mediterranean world was rooting for Anthony and Cleopatra, and would have been united in opposition to Rome in reaction to this obscene insult. Even the population of Rome which hated her would have recoiled in horror.

But that the heck, "This is fantasy, careless product of wild imagination!"

And so, if you wish, here's Cleopatra screaming out her lungs on a cross.

Enjoy.

(reattached the PDF:) sorry don't have the other files. Inge)
 

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apostate630 said:
In reality it would have been insane for Octavian to crucify the Queen of Egypt. Half the Mediterranean world was rooting for Anthony and Cleopatra, and would have been united in opposition to Rome in reaction to this obscene insult. Even the population of Rome which hated her would have recoiled in horror.
But then, the PDF agrees, 'The truth would certainly cause the just conquered Egyptians to rise up against Rome'... the victors write the history books, and if there was a certain private ceremony surrounding the demise of Cleopatra all it needed was plausible deniability and a surrogate burial, as suggested. There are a few points in history where it is possible to inject these "what really happened to..." scenarios and it works quite well with Cleopatra :)
Thanks for the pis, whichever one she is I remember seeing her in the 'behind the scenes' pix Makar posted.
 
Just as an aside: The Celtic war queen Boudica nearly drove the Romans from Britain, but was finally defeated in a pitched battle. The Romans claim that the last they saw of her was her and her entourage trundling off in the distance in their wagons. She was claimed to have committed suicide to avoid capture, and was secretly buried. To this day, no one knows where her grave is.

But there is a school of thought that holds that Boudica was indeed captured at that battle, secretly taken to Rome, and crucified as a nameless slave, her capture and death on the cross kept secret as a means of disheartening the remaining rebels back home in Britain. It was important to the Romans to punish her, but they did not want to make her a martyr around which the remaining rebels could rally.

Might make an interesting storyline. Hmmmm.....
 
I just checked the first Favorite Artist thread. I do that on occasion to see which pics are most popular in terms of the number of hits. Many of the later posts got wiped in the hacker attack, but the ones posted prior to January 2006 remained, racking up hits.

And I noticed Noble Vulchur's "Low crux" is the first of those images to click over 1000 clicks.

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This discussion made me realize this muscular, defiant victim is Boudicca, transported in secret to Rome and crucified as an anonymous slave.

Then I realized any one of NV's muscular, defiant victims could be Boudicca. If anybody is fit to illustrate such a story, it would be Noble Vulchur, who will not be able to any time soon, being nostril-deep in other projects and realspace stuff. But I'd like to think his body of work has given the rest of us a visual reference for Boudicca on the cross.
 
Hmm. Some time back Willowfall wrote a Boudicca crux story that included a description of how her daughters are forced to raise her cross before being led off to slavery. Add that to the long list of scenes to perhaps illustrate one day...
 
algabal said:
Hmm. Some time back Willowfall wrote a Boudicca crux story that included a description of how her daughters are forced to raise her cross before being led off to slavery. Add that to the long list of scenes to perhaps illustrate one day...

We can all hope, Algabal. ;-)

The scenarios I've seen and read feature the daughters crucified along with their mother. In the story that's forming up in my twisted mind they are consigned to a military brothel, where they kill their first customers. Messily.
 
I haven't decided if they will then successfully kill themselves, or be seized and crucified in their turn.

I am open to suggestions. ;-)
 
Maybe you could have them escape and meet up with Joseph, a wealthy and very old Jewish tin merchant, a member of a sect who follow a man who was crucified, like their mother, but then rose from the dead. Having lost everything they knew, they embrace this new belief and become followers of this Jesus. On his deathbed, Joseph gives them a cup for safekeeping that he has kept close to him for almost thirty years.

Four years later, having established a small community of believers among the remnants of the Iceni and other Celtic tribes, and with a few in the "inner circle" who know the secret of The Holy Grail they now guard, they decide to travel to Rome to make contact with other Christians who are rumored to be there. They arrive only to be caught up in the catastrophe of the Great Fire. Among the refugees, they ask about the Christians, hoping to make contact, unaware that Nero has already placed the blame for the disaster on the Christians.

Seized by the frenzied mob, they are arrested and thrown in with hundreds of other Christians to await their fate. And so they end up on crosses in the arena, martyrs to their faith, crucified like their mother.

Or something like that. Whatever. :)


Jedakk
 
jedakk said:
with a few in the "inner circle" who know the secret of The Holy Grail they now guard
Arrrghh!!!

Well, develop that storyline a bit further, make Dan Brown eat his heart out, and then off you go to Hollywood with the script that will finally become the "High Budget Crux Movie". Perhaps instead of Opus Dei or Illuminati, add a secret society that was founded just before pagan Rome succumbed to Christianity and has been active ever since cruxing grail-people. So you can have your own completely contrived story arc beginning with modern day police investigating a mysterious epidemic of crucifixions, that goes back all the way to good old JC, the Celts, etc.
 
Moving on.

A few more screencaps, from Makar's latest update.

In retrospect, Cold Crucifixion was one of Makar and Image Maker's finest shoots. Not only are Nadia and Sveta comely, but they know (yeah, I know I overuse this phrase) what the crux addicts come for.

Enjoy.
 
A few screencaps from Makar's latest Jane update.

I feel the stills Makar posted from this shoot are far more effective. The lighting in the video was a tad harsh, and even the high quality version (from which these are taken) is a bit grainy.

No matter. Jane knows what the crux addicts come for.
 
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