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Poser/reality3/luxrender/ Photoshop #Reality_pluginBased on old oil paintings
I have tried to capture the indignity,depression, not giving up hope and even boredom as the women wait to be bought.
The brute like seller heartless and bullish and the owner a general who has more cares for the parrots he sells than the women he has dragged from their homes and countries.
I am not sure if i have succeeded in either regards of erotica vs somber cancelling themselves out.
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Your second classic one for Roman slave market, maybe better in some point than your 2015 version,
better rendering engine I suppose.
We can feel the despair and insecure of the poor women, waiting to be sell to an inknow and maybe cruel master.
All always diversity of bodies, skins tones and poses, empty space, out of frame customer and the black areas in the picture to achieve an
unique artistic frame.
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They lost a war, they deserve a future as slaves.
they can only hope to be sold to a gentle master, but not to a mistress: roman matrons hated the beuaty of the slavegirls and were brutal to them
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Thank you. before even started i studied the masters of Orientalism. It is because of that influence i think this is one of my best images i have ever done. I think becuase of the dispair and all the emotions i pulled off.Β this actually the original version
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That's a very good one! The Leeloo-like redhead looks as if she's about to do a runner, naked or not.
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If you read my prize of the eagle. you might recognise her and you are right she is thinking about it
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what a pity, I have only Euro.
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LOL, I do also not have gold. Eventually we could make an exchange. I have a golden hamster and a birdie.
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I'll offer fiftyΒ denarius for the nubian.
Good art. Β Thanx.
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You've really well got the expressions you aimed to restitute, even boredom, which was a great idea. More generally in all your Roman work, the light and shadow work is amazing. I also admire your decision to keep all the female bushes, the casual coposures of the laymen, etc. Just need more of this!
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thank you there will be more roman era stuff soonish
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My, these are some great news! Just hope "soonish" is soon Β
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I don't know why people considered a bad thing the slavery in ancient times.
It was right and fair. Every people did it.
The defeated are enslaved to guarantee the prosperity of the winner.
The slaves were treated as animals, but what's wrong (then not today)?
The conquerors needed to be brutal to dominate and submit the defeated.
Humiliation, whipping, nudity, hard work were some of the methods to subdue the slaves.
And it was fair in roman times
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Thank you so much amd thanks for the watch
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Great Attention to Detail here...I especially like the Guy in the Window
This must have taken some Time to pose...well done, belzaph !
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Thank you. Yes he came out really well as i posed him last even the parrots were done before him and he just fell into place and fit in and felt right
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Really wonderful work my friend! Love the composition and lighting.
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For me you've definitely captured some of the feel of a painting, esp the girl lower left. I actually thought to myself 'Looks more painted than rendered.' The other thing I'm impressed with is you've created a scene without a single recognisable character. Usually I know, or have a good idea who the base figure is. That said, I'm really not that familiar with the multitude of characters out there so maybe strike that one off?
Overall a believable scene. And the Roman Parrot Dealer, I know him, real-life actor, his name is... oh damn!
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he looks like the late Simon MacCorkindale i think at least with this pose.
Β ironicaly the the black girl and the girl on the floor left are Adam Thwaites characters straight out of the box. But almost always i at least change the skins to make them different and change bits and bobs to fit my own tastes. the girl on the far right is also a straight adam character.
Β i bought three this weekend but i hid her face to the side and then with hair as i think now she looks too young.
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this is an instant fav. The poses are very believable, the light good as well. Some of the figures are VERY lifelike (a particular note goes to the black girl and the officer standing in the window). The textures are also well chosen. Overall I must say this image by far surpases most of the DAZ stuff out here in DA.
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Thank you so much and yes they are my two faves for me. They just instantly fell into place and felt right as i posed them.
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Yup, i can tell. Btw I admire your interest in ancient history.
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