Some Sketches

[Ducans]

involved in a fight, drunk in a pub, she forgot to be in time back to the barracks....
she had to wait for her sentence on the podium of the exercise place during the morning parades

 

[jimsac]

Another book about Roman times "Les lauriers de cendre " (Laurel ash)
from Norbert Rouland, historian and jurist. Also with description of crucifixion and with lot of references to other books at the end.
I didn't found a translation in English.....
About fantasy here another sketch

So unbelievably erotic! Thanks, Ducans!

 

[jimsac]

"Ecce Homo!
"Crucify! Crucify Her!"

Ecce Homo poses are so hot!

 

[Andyman]

Medieval painting, slightly altered.

 

[Andyman]

Another one.

 

[Andyman]

One more.

 

[Ducans]

One more.

great to hear about you again! thanks

 

[Loxuru]

Good work, these 'Mediëval manips'.
I enjoy you are back!

 

[Andyman]

A17th century painting...

 

[Andyman]

...and a 14th century illumination.

 

[ErikaVonHeim]

...and a 14th century illumination.

Amazing!

 

[Andyman]

The most amazing fact is that I am sitting right now - or rather I'm hanging - on the top of the tree, feeling overhelming pain in my outstreched arms, with sweat and deep red drops streaming down my skin. That's why I can never stop thinking about crucifixion while picking cherries.

 

[Andyman]

One more painting: naked between the male companions.

 

[Andyman]

...and an early 16th century woodcut.

 

[Andyman]

After Van Eyck...

 

[Andyman]

...an unknown artist...

 

[Andyman]

...and after Albrecht Dürer.

 

[ErikaVonHeim]

...an unknown artist...

Always suffering women. Aren't there any cruel bitches, dear?

 

[Andyman]

Fra Angelico

 

[Apostate]

...and after Albrecht Dürer.

Andyman, I’m not a Dürer scholar, but I am a fan, and this is a remarkable pastiche of his stuff. I’m enjoying the bejeezus out of this series. Pray, continue.