thank you, I really need to do more like this
Meanwhile here's my version of those hotfoot inquisition pieces by Jucundus that @windar just posted (and I AM working on a follow up to this):
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Wonderfully done ... nice detailing
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Wonderfully done ... nice detailing
windar
Teller of Tales
That's really good. Monty. By the way, I neglected to post the original sketch by bastndo that inspired Jucundus, so here it isthank you, I really need to do more like this
Meanwhile here's my version of those hotfoot inquisition pieces by Jucundus that @windar just posted (and I AM working on a follow up to this):
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montycrusto
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I hope you spotted the rat
NOT a squirrel..
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montycrusto
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I think I know this guy (bastndo), is he on Cruxforums?
Indeed, bastndo is a CF member, he posted that picture here:
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/best-of-witchtorture-hexenfolter.7289/post-439049
and has also contributed some historic engravings to our 'Foot Torture' thread:
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/foot-torture.4364/post-165282
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montycrusto
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thanks Eulalia, I'm pretty sure it's someone I know on DA under another name; in fact it was he who commissioned my foot-roasting drawing
windar
Teller of Tales
Cover art by Fortunino Matania from the 1920s/1930s. What the story is about-You can use your imagination
As for the pic by bastndo, I apologize for missing that he was a member and had already posted that foot roasting pic. I try not to re-post things by other members...
As for the pic by bastndo, I apologize for missing that he was a member and had already posted that foot roasting pic. I try not to re-post things by other members...
old slave
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Cover art by Fortunino Matania from the 1920s/1930s. What the story is about-You can use your imagination
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As for the pic by bastndo, I apologize for missing that he was a member and had already posted that foot roasting pic. I try not to re-post things by other members...
This book discussed by me and others a while back: #670
windar
Teller of Tales
Clearly I am suffering from memory loss from, well, I forget...
And today BakerBoy has posted a big enlargement of that cover at
http://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/wip-women-in-peril.4736/post-442417
and eul's posted the double-spread of the whole pic
(on the book it extended over back and front covers,
apart from the exciting subject, it's a superb example of book design)
It's probably his best-known picture, though not even mentioned in the Wiki article
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortunino_Matania .
While checking him out, I came across this, not quite so dramatic,
his monochrome drawings seem to have been his strongest card
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Of the Sackville-Baggins?
It's a picture that's excited me ever since I first saw it on a bookstall years ago -
the eye-contact between the condemned girl and the young bull-driver -
the chemistry between them - he obviously fancies her,
she's showing neither fear nor defiance, just a hint of pleading in her eyes,
what's he saying to her? Maybe, "A fine lass you are, strong and good-looking -
that's your tough luck, that's why they've chosen you, to please the crowd
with a long hard fight and lots of screams. I'm afraid you won't break easily,
but we'll drive the brutes hard, we'll try not to let it last it too long ..."
Praefectus Praetorio
R.I.P. Brother of the Quill
Shit. another softy bull driver. Someone tell him he is supposed to make it last. We want the prolonged screams, the sweating, the agony!
While checking him out, I came across this, not quite so dramatic,
his monochrome drawings seem to have been his strongest card
I don’t know. I think this one is exciting too. There’s spectacle, action, and peril all rolled into one image!
windar
Teller of Tales
Here, kitty, kitty...
