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Show your Roman artwork - Reno Melitensis - 09-25-2013 Thanks for the reply Magister. Cheers Show your Roman artwork - Flavivs Aetivs - 09-27-2013 Will have a new piece up tonight (hopefully) - a Bosporan soldier. I've been branching out a little into different areas, and hope to try a soldier of Dura Europos next. All my drawings are going to be in color now as well. Show your Roman artwork - AMELIANVS - 09-27-2013 An upgrade ! Show your Roman artwork - AMELIANVS - 09-27-2013 Sketches for some future works I plan to do. Show your Roman artwork - Flavivs Aetivs - 09-27-2013 Some guesses: 1700: Battle of Manzikert 1702: Battle of... Adrianople? Maybe Chalons? 1705: Funeral of... Richard the Lionheart? Show your Roman artwork - AMELIANVS - 09-27-2013 Well....almost illy: 1-Battle of Vardar river:The Cataphract in the centre is soon to be Emperor Alexios Komnénos and his surprise night attack on forces of usurper Basilakes. 2-Second will be indeed Hadrianopolis. 3-Crusaders above the sarcophagus of Justinian I.In 1204 while looting tombs of Eastern emperors it is recorded that western knights opened also his grave and find his body in surprisingly good condition. Show your Roman artwork - Flavivs Aetivs - 09-27-2013 I have a particular fancy for 11th-14th century Byzantines myself. Cool stuff Pavel Show your Roman artwork - AMELIANVS - 09-27-2013 Thank you Evan.still it will take a lot of time yet to realizing this into fully rendered painting and now I'm doing on fourth century scenes. Show your Roman artwork - markusaurelius - 09-27-2013 Looking forward to the Hadrianopolis one! Show your Roman artwork - Flavivs Aetivs - 09-27-2013 Bosporan Hoplite: 4th Century BC This man probably would have stood in the middle ranks of a Phalanx formation, being from the lower or middle class. He carries a short sword based on the Vergina tomb finds, wears a Pilos helmet, has a large Aspis and a Spear. His Aspis displays a cheetah, associated with the god Dionysus. He has probably never seen a cheetah in his life though. (I based this particular design from the mosaic at Pella which displays dionysus naked riding a cheetah. Sounds like a hell of a party.) He wears pants and a long sleeve tunic to compensate for the cold and marshy Bosporan climate, and his belt is of Scythian manufacture. Inspired by the Anabasis and Comitatus Greek Re-enactment groups. [attachment=8054]BosporanHoplite.jpg[/attachment] Show your Roman artwork - Paul Elliott - 09-27-2013 Illustrations I did for my novel (but which I never used): Show your Roman artwork - Paul Elliott - 09-27-2013 Drawn to illustrate my novel, but never used .... Show your Roman artwork - Paul Elliott - 09-27-2013 And a few more illustrations ... Show your Roman artwork - Paul Elliott - 09-27-2013 a couple more ...? Show your Roman artwork - Flavivs Aetivs - 09-27-2013 Great stuff! You obviously have talent! :woot: |