MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
The background probably only took about half an hour. It's easy with background brushesThe detail in that background, tho
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Another Art Thread
- Thread starter MRPolo13
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MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
BoredBrit
ShaolinPunk
YOU GET A SWORD AND YOU GET A SWORD AND YOU GET A SWORD!
That concludes all the official commissions. I have at least one for someone that isn't as official, but we'll see how that goes.
ShaolinPunk
YOU GET A SWORD AND YOU GET A SWORD AND YOU GET A SWORD!
That concludes all the official commissions. I have at least one for someone that isn't as official, but we'll see how that goes.
BoredBrit
Bored Brit
BoredBritishGuy
Legend
WOOO! Thanks man, i love it. ( :
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
Glad to hear
HoboVigilante
Good
This is really, really nice. Good shit, dude.
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
Thanks very much mate
ShaolinPunk your sword is sexy as fuck
Shao
Bring back angry react
Thanks, that's a nice sword.
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
I drew Edward the Black Prince.
Edward the Black Prince is a very well-known figure, though one we don't actually know a lot about. We know that he was the eldest son of King Edward III of England, and that he was a great commander in his era, at just 16 having to fight in the 100 Years' War alongside his father. He never got to wear the English crown, as he died of an illness just months before his father, and so the crown surpassed him and went to his son, Richard II, who was only 10 at the time.
One thing we can be certain of is just how fortunate we are when it comes to Edward the Black Prince's war equipment. Aside from a beautiful, extremely well-detailed bronze effigy housed at the Canterbury Cathedral, we also have his funerary achievements, which were items that were considered important enough to hang over his effigy on display. Among them we have his shield, outer joupon, gauntlets and great helm. The latter has recently been confirmed to have been used in battle. The bascinet which he wore, therefore, was used as secondary defence, which was the bascinet helmet's original purpose before the visor became widespread. I did not include any hinges in the bascinet for this reason. In general my drawing is a loose interpretation of Edward's armour, though judging by the fully gilt gauntlets that make up two of his achievements there should be a lot more gold present.
Edward the Black Prince is a very well-known figure, though one we don't actually know a lot about. We know that he was the eldest son of King Edward III of England, and that he was a great commander in his era, at just 16 having to fight in the 100 Years' War alongside his father. He never got to wear the English crown, as he died of an illness just months before his father, and so the crown surpassed him and went to his son, Richard II, who was only 10 at the time.
One thing we can be certain of is just how fortunate we are when it comes to Edward the Black Prince's war equipment. Aside from a beautiful, extremely well-detailed bronze effigy housed at the Canterbury Cathedral, we also have his funerary achievements, which were items that were considered important enough to hang over his effigy on display. Among them we have his shield, outer joupon, gauntlets and great helm. The latter has recently been confirmed to have been used in battle. The bascinet which he wore, therefore, was used as secondary defence, which was the bascinet helmet's original purpose before the visor became widespread. I did not include any hinges in the bascinet for this reason. In general my drawing is a loose interpretation of Edward's armour, though judging by the fully gilt gauntlets that make up two of his achievements there should be a lot more gold present.
Samiwashere
Legend
You draw smiles really well damn
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
Haha I can assure you, this is the first ever drawing of a smile that didn't look like a terrible creepypasta picture. Thanks though, hopefully I'll be able to draw more like this
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
I thought my tablet was broken, but it turns out that the recent Windows update just broke tablet settings for my particular device. In any case, I thought it might be fun to try livestreaming.
So next Friday at 9PM GMT (5PM EST) I'll be streaming. The topic of the stream will be an introduction into drawing plate armour. Feel free to ask any questions about plate armour or Medieval times in general during the stream and I'll answer them as best as I can.
So next Friday at 9PM GMT (5PM EST) I'll be streaming. The topic of the stream will be an introduction into drawing plate armour. Feel free to ask any questions about plate armour or Medieval times in general during the stream and I'll answer them as best as I can.
Shao
Bring back angry react
Will watch : )
ToastySpam
Legend
Where do you stream?
MRPolo13
The Arbiter of the Gods
It'll be Picarto probably. I'll post up the link before the start