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The Illustrated Chronicle of the Lady Jasmine
- Thread starter Wragg
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Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
"Wait here!? Outrageous! I am running a small self-employed business! Time is money for me! The Proconsul will hear about this!"
xso
Tribune
Yet another exciting and super hot part of this great series! Looking forward to the next phase! (Stripping the lovely women?
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ShadowWolf
Tribune
It is now starting to get very interesting
I wonder what business the cart driver is in ?
I wonder what business the cart driver is in ?
It is now starting to get very interesting
I wonder what business the cart driver is in ?
Undertaking?
Roman Corpse Removal, Ltd.
Motto: You crucify them, we dispose of them.
Reasonable rates. Call us anytime.
I have yet to attempt an aerial view in photo manipulation.
In fact, victim's-eye views, like this, are quite rare in crux art.
The crucified man cuts through the image in a dramatic, diagonal composition. This image works on so many different levels. In Rebecca (Nadya) we see something similar to the view she gets of this man, since her own aspect, carrying the cross in impending crucifixion, reflects the pose of the crucifix she is observing. She can see precisely what lies in store for herself, and her stunned expression is perfect. She is resigned to this shocking spectacle of her own immediate future, but her uplifted, blank face also registers disbelief. She appeals to the viewer, but the viewer is already crucified.
Helena (Sasha) provides a counterpoint to Rebecca. Helena is not standing tall, looking upwards, but face down, clinging to the earth, which she will soon never feel again beneath her feet. Her pose emphasises her desperation, and her forlorn hope that this experience is simply a dreadful nightmare.
This scene is sensational!
Thanks Bob, very kind of you. That picture was one that nearly got binned several times... it was a devil! The Helena image started life as one of Caprice:
I have yet to attempt an aerial view in photo manipulation.
In fact, victim's-eye views, like this, are quite rare in crux art.
The crucified man cuts through the image in a dramatic, diagonal composition. This image works on so many different levels. In Rebecca (Nadya) we see something similar to the view she gets of this man, since her own aspect, carrying the cross in impending crucifixion, reflects the pose of the crucifix she is observing. She can see precisely what lies in store for herself, and her stunned expression is perfect. She is resigned to this shocking spectacle of her own immediate future, but her uplifted, blank face also registers disbelief. She appeals to the viewer, but the viewer is already crucified.
Helena (Sasha) provides a counterpoint to Rebecca. Helena is not standing tall, looking upwards, but face down, clinging to the earth, which she will soon never feel again beneath her feet. Her pose emphasises her desperation, and her forlorn hope that this experience is simply a dreadful nightmare.
This scene is sensational!
and Arthurius from a JCS set:
Took ages, and it's a long way from perfect.
They are just worthless slaves to Cassia, she cannot for the life of her figure out why Jasmine is so distressed by all this!
I've been producing these images since March, but once Helena is crucified there will be a pause, I'm afraid, as I have yet to produce anything for Rebecca. But fear ye not, if I can sit in front of a computer I won't let you down!
Kathy
Terra Nova Tramp
Well done , from my limited experience with manips , I understand how time consuming it can be.
ShadowWolf
Tribune
It seems the head executioner is going to do everything thing himself because he deliberately picked idiots to be surrounded by so he can fulfill his deep desire of crucifying every person he can.
Now, be honest, ShadowWolf, would you delegate that job?
But we have a thread dedicated to that very viewpoint
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/victims-eye-view.4865/
ShadowWolf
Tribune
Now, be honest, ShadowWolf, would you delegate that job?
My excuse would be that of teaching how to properly do the job without making a single mistake
"Where the hell is Goldman? I told him to meet me here at 6pm on the dot!
We are all on a constant journey towards perfection, Wragg, but what counts is a) whether it pleases you and b) whether it pleases others. I think you've met the 2nd criteria and I hope you've met the first. We can be hard on ourselves!
I think you are attempting some bold angles and compositions here, and the overall effect is working nicely
ShadowWolf
Tribune
At the end you can see the wheels turn in Jasmine's eyes as what she has planned for her brother who really murdered his own father I believe