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Sassanid Clibanarius Illustration
#1
Hello
Here is my latest illustration.
http://community.imaginefx.com/fxpose/j ... 30737.aspx
It represents a Sassanian Clibanarius (6th Century AD).
As allways every commentary is usefull.
Best regards
JP Vieira
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#2
Very nice artwork! Smile
Ioannis Georganas, PhD
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The Society of Ancient Military Historians
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#3
Hallo JP,

very nice painting - I like it very much. Only out of curiosity: does it mean that HäT will publish a new series with Sassanian clibanarii or - referring to Your other fine paintings - Marius' mules, or Etruscan warbands?

Greets - Uwe
Miniature collector, painter and sometimes modellist (see my avatar)
Greets - Uwe
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#4
Great work, JP! I like especially the "sinister" look of that sassanian clibanarius :wink: ! Could you perhaps make also a reconstruction of roman clibanarius/cataphract?
Virilis / Jyrki Halme
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#5
Very good. Big Grin
Robert Vermaat
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#6
I remember seeing a Sassanian shield blazon like this before. Can you tell me the reference for the palm motif? I tried reseraching it a while back, but couldn't find any visual reference.
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#7
Hello
[/quote does it mean that HäT will publish a new series with Sassanian clibanarii or - referring to Your other fine paintings - Marius' mules, or Etruscan warbands]
Uwe, all the images I post in RAT forum are private (not comissioned by any company). I am sorry but you will have to ask HaT about their future projects Smile They mantain in their website all the information regarding future sets; You can take a look also at their new forum.
Thank you for your interest
Best regards
JP Vieira
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[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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#8
Hello Jyrki
Quote:Great work, JP! I like especially the "sinister" look of that sassanian clibanarius ! Could you perhaps make also a reconstruction of roman clibanarius/cataphract?

In fact I am doing an illustration featuring a 3rd century roman cataphract.
It will take some time to finnished but I will post it asap.
If you want, whenever it is finnished I can send you (via e-amail) a high resolution image of it.
Just send a private message to me about it.
Thank you for your commentaries
Best regards
JP Vieira[/quote][/quote]
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[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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#9
Hello Andrew
Quote:I remember seeing a Sassanian shield blazon like this before. Can you tell me the reference for the palm motif? I tried reseraching it a while back, but couldn't find any visual reference

This illustration was based on Rome's enemies (parthians & Sassanid Persian) by Osprey.
I made it to test some new techniques.
Thank you for your interest
Best regards
JP Vieira
Visit my Website at
[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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#10
Hello
Many tanks also to Ioannis and Robert for their commentaries.
Best regards to all
JP Vieira
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#11
Very nice! Are you just doing these as a hobby, or are they going to be published somewhere?
Nullis in verba

I have not checked this forum frequently since 2013, but I hope that these old posts have some value. I now have a blog on books, swords, and the curious things humans do with them.
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#12
Hi Sean
Thank you for your interest.
I am a professional.
You can see more of my previous work at HaT website. Smile
The illustrations that I posted in RAT forum are, as I mentioned above, private venture and were made to test some new techniques.
I am a self-thaught illustrator and I am allways trying to improve the quality of my work.
Best regards
JP Vieira
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[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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#13
Quote:You can see more of my previous work at HaT website.

that would be this site: www.hat.com
gr,
Jeroen Pelgrom
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#14
Really nice one JP.
Kind regards
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#15
Hello Stefanos
Thank you for your comments.
I wonder if you could help me?
I am thinking of doing a Greek warrior, but something that was not seen very often represented in an illustration.
Can you give any suggeston about it?
Best regards
JP Vieira
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[url:n6bls2l1]http://ilustro.webs.com/[/url]
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