And ZaZ, forgetting we ZaZ here?
He is new here, but he produced remarkable images for us. Thank you @ZaZ Animations !
He is new here, but he produced remarkable images for us. Thank you @ZaZ Animations !
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hornet1ba
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I have to agree with Tree !
I really like Quoom early stuff but later on it seems to turn to torture just for the sake of it...
Those 2 from the last queen of troy are really well done!
SashaAlexendar
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Deleted member jedakk
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I have to agree. Going way back, his Ornaments of Triumph series where he was actually illustrating a story was great for its time and he did some other good stuff back then. But he's kind of lost me with all of the pointless torture.
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montycrusto
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Five nice ones from DeviantArt, all close-up images, kind of intimate, and personal. I like 'em, anyway 
Double Crossed, by scottie32
One last taste, by gallows_girl_amy
Crucified, by audrenlerioual
Holding, by mib4art
Reflection, by tokatun
Double Crossed, by scottie32 One last taste, by gallows_girl_amy Crucified, by audrenlerioual Holding, by mib4art Reflection, by tokatun
Five nice ones from DeviantArt, all close-up images, kind of intimate, and personal. I like 'em, anyway
View attachment 488359 Double Crossed, by scottie32
View attachment 488360 One last taste, by gallows_girl_amy
View attachment 488361 Crucified, by audrenlerioual
View attachment 488362 Holding, by mib4art
View attachment 488363 Reflection, by tokatun
"One last taste" is especially evocative. Wonder what the story is behind that one?
Indeed Monty, and this is a great example of translation. A beautiful drawing inspired by a wonderful photograph.Five nice ones from DeviantArt, all close-up images, kind of intimate, and personal. I like 'em, anyway
View attachment 488359 Double Crossed, by scottie32
View attachment 488360 One last taste, by gallows_girl_amy
View attachment 488361 Crucified, by audrenlerioual
View attachment 488362 Holding, by mib4art
View attachment 488363 Reflection, by tokatun
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ker lee
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For my favorite artwork, It is really hard to choose five as there are many great work:
The work by hurch@/レッド is great, and hard to find work like this in hentai style, which is really detail.
Artwork by SkatingJesus are also my favorite, here are the one I like most
Just like mentioned above, ZaZ's work are also great
last but not least, Jeddak's series are also great, it is hard to choose one from the long series as many of them are great ....the one that I choose show the pain of the victim..... and I am waiting for Lucilla's last crucifixion!
The work by hurch@/レッド is great, and hard to find work like this in hentai style, which is really detail.
Artwork by SkatingJesus are also my favorite, here are the one I like most
Just like mentioned above, ZaZ's work are also great
last but not least, Jeddak's series are also great, it is hard to choose one from the long series as many of them are great ....the one that I choose show the pain of the victim..... and I am waiting for Lucilla's last crucifixion!
messaline
Crucified Amazon
Reflection, by tokatun
So delicate ... So focused to her pain ... For me, Tokatun is ......... and it's wonderful !
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montycrusto
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a bit more than "inspired by" I'd say
Still, at least it seems the marks are hand-made...
Obviously, I cant forget SJ who made a first crucifixion'serie ...
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... and later, a new'one (that I prefer
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PS: hum, he gave to me a little role in Andaroos for the final crucifixion'scene : I love it !
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TBC ...
SJ is one of the 3D greats.
And for photography, one of the early great crux photographers, Franz Drtikol.
Hard to pick just five, but here goes:
Before he was Quoom, H-P created the Ornaments of Triumph series. Because of Yahoo's limitations he had to put it on a download site and post a link to the Yahoo Crux group so we could get it. This particular picture struck me as very powerful back then, the first one I'd seen that illustrated the moment when the condemned's feet left the ground for the last time:
Damian was and is an amazing artist, able to composite pieces of pictures seamlessly to make something entirely new and different. In 2005, he and I collaborated on his Roman Crucifictions book. He sent me pictures, and I wrote stories about what I saw. This one already had tituli for the three girls with Greek inscriptions that I figured out was the Greek word for "witch." So they became "The Three Witches" and I wrote a story with that title which is now here in our archives.
Makar was and I suppose always will be one of the greatest artists with a camera in the crux genre. He was one of the few who realized that a naked woman on a cross wasn't limited to a static pose like a golden crucifix. His models moved and explored the boundaries of their limited range of motion on the cross, in the process teaching the rest of us - certainly me - how a woman's body would twist, writhe and strain on a cross. One of his most memorable models and one who has appeared in innumerable photo manipulations is Alice.
Then there was Yusseby, whose quirky cartoon drawings illustrated what we knew about ancient crucifixion practices and sometimes just caught a common scene such as this one, a pair of rebels crucified by the road, an example and lesson to all who passed by and spared them a glance as they suffered.
Skating Jesus does the best job today of painting gritty realism into his art and incorporating depth-of-field camera techniques in digital rendering.
And finally, my favorite artist is me, because I create what I imagine and want to see, the way I want to see it. One of my most dramatic scenes, in my opinion, is the stripping of Sabina's loincloth just before she is crucified.
Obviously I can't count because that is six, not five.
Just looking back over this thread, one to be enjoyed many times over at leisure,
your selection, Jedakk, appeals to me especially, because all of them (except Yusseby's,
which is special in a different way) portray very vividly how a woman would respond to,
and try to cope with, the experience of being crucified - physically and mentally -
I can empathise with those girls, imagine myself in their bare, beaten skin,
my mind and my muscles striving to work out what to do...
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Deleted member jedakk
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For me, that has always been the most fascinating part. You'd think that I'm all about the mechanics of carrying out a crucifixion, the roles of everyone involved as seen by an observer. And I do have to have all of the framework in place before I fit the people into it.
But ultimately I want to get inside of the mind of a person condemned to the cross. Once you know that you're going to be crucified, how do you deal with the prospect, not just of your own death, but of perhaps two or three days of unrelenting agony, suffering and humiliation? And it's not just the hanging on the cross naked, it's every stroke of the whip, every step of the way, the instant when they forcibly strip you naked, the sinking feeling when they read your final sentence and the command is given, being forced down onto the cross, overwhelmed and overpowered, each and every blow of the hammer, the horror of the cold iron inside, passing through your body, and then coping with the agony as they drag you upward by your wrists and hang you on your cross...
If you think that was a long sentence, think about all of that and more running through your mind like a continuous loop for hours or days before it all begins. The torture begins long before the whipping. This was what kept nagging at me about The Serpent's Eye years ago; what would a girl condemned to the cross do for those two days that I had Sabina sitting in her cell? And if you were a friend and wanted to help, would you have the courage to visit her and do what you could to give her some comfort and help? That was why I revisited the story and added the chapters where Sabina is in prison, Salonina's visit with her, and the tipping point that pushed Sabina over the edge, witnessing the crucifixion of Lucilla.
Well said ... it is that period of waiting ... the apprehension, fear, misgivings, the wondering about what it is going to be like to go to the cross, perhaps the misguided lingering hope that something yet will work out, the crushing realization that the moment has come, etc. --- that is often unexplored, but such an important part of the crux horror.
And that, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what makes Jedakk and his Sabina such an important part of Crux history.
messaline
Crucified Amazon
.... and I want to end my thanks with Hornet who made me some wonderful illustrations of suffering'Messa with whom I can do some interesting manips ... 
PS : I only hope now, that somebody like "bobinder" could also do ... a day? But he knows that ...
PS : I only hope now, that somebody like "bobinder" could also do ... a day? But he knows that ...
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malins
Stumbling Seeker
Personally I've found that it's often drawings that connect to my imagination the most. Perhaps because they leave more room for my mind to make them my own.
Some that perhaps haven't been posted, hopefully,
a few lines can create a world... (Wandermaske)
scenes of just before the nailing (Mailnan)
A heavy whipping, and anticipation (Zerosen)
Markus, showing self-control
disgrace...
sometimes they are guilty...
sometimes not... (Dashinvaine)
...the day's work is done on the Hill of the Last Sigh...
Some that perhaps haven't been posted, hopefully,
a few lines can create a world... (Wandermaske)
scenes of just before the nailing (Mailnan)
A heavy whipping, and anticipation (Zerosen)
Markus, showing self-control
disgrace...
sometimes they are guilty...
sometimes not... (Dashinvaine)
...the day's work is done on the Hill of the Last Sigh...
The two by Mailman are especially effective in this regard, I think.Personally I've found that it's often drawings that connect to my imagination the most. Perhaps because they leave more room for my mind to make them my own.
Some that perhaps haven't been posted, hopefully,
a few lines can create a world... (Wandermaske)
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scenes of just before the nailing (Mailnan)
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A heavy whipping, and anticipation (Zerosen)
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Markus, showing self-control
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disgrace...
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sometimes they are guilty...
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sometimes not... (Dashinvaine)
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...the day's work is done on the Hill of the Last Sigh...
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