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Horus, the eagle-headed god Ad Vitam Aeternam

Work In Progress Creatures posted on Feb 09, 2011
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This was my hobby project in December , I got inspirations after watching the French movie IMMORTALS (Ad Vitam) ( 2004 ) ... I tried to see how much I can go far in morphing M4 .. btw I almost finished the body , he don;t have genitals that are part of this clothing .. or better say second skin clothing morphed from the body .. as you can see his head ... i plan to do the rest of the gods ..

Comments (27)


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JSGraphics

8:35PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

OOO Cool! That just looks great Cath! Would love to see that as a finished product. Can't wait to have some fun with it.

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guslaw

8:47PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

That is great Cath! Boy, you're really diversifying - from super gorgeous chicks to handsome, virile hunks to the cutest kids to our prehistoric ancestors and now these fanciful, mythical creatures - they really do look amazing. W.

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anitalee

8:55PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Awesome!! I have a tattoo of the eye of Horis on my back

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Risika75

9:08PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Awesome work. I've been wanting to see that movie.

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Mec4D

9:16PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

The plot is interesting , it is more ART style of a movie , and it have something what keep me watching to the end .. looks like low budged and poor 3D game looks like .. but I got inspirations as well

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ricardo719

9:23PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

fantastic!

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RAMWorks

9:43PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

That's really spectacular Cath! WOW

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Treasurer_and_Battle

9:56PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

Very interesting indeed!

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bimm3d

9:59PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

fantastic work!! superb!!

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gsayers

10:06PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

I immediately thought of Enki Bilal's illustrations of "La foire aux immortels" when I saw this work. You keep jumping around all over the place - I like it! Gary

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Mec4D

10:21PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

The film was based on the La Foire aux immortels comics ...i love it

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Chipka

10:28PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

I've seen clips of the film, but have yet to see the whole thing. This is an excellent piece of work, and Horus happens to be one of my favorite divine figures, though I have to say that for personal reasons, I have a slightly deeper affinity with Thoth and Sebek...Thoth, because I'm a writer and Thoth is the inventor of written language...and Sebek, because...well...Sebek was just cool. Horus is one of the more magnificent "Noble" gods, and you did justice to both the mythic figure, and his rather more French incarnation. By the way, Horus had the head of a falcon, not an eagle...but that's not really an issue...I just know way more about ancient Egyptian mythology than is probably healthy. The feather patterns around the eyes of some falcons is what inspired the original design of "the Eye of Horus"...but again, that's a bit of mythological trivia, if anything. I love this set of images, showing the amount of work you're doing on ONE single figure. And now, you've put me in the mood for some good French Science Fictional/Fantasy cinema. Ah...French SF...weird, heady stuff. It's so giddy! This is fantastic!

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Mec4D

11:12PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

I know someone will say that it was only matter of time :)) Well I know a lot about Egyptian mythology but that was not my point creating things that are done and created already .. and I know the Horus have a falcon head and not eagle , but because golden eagle is the symbol of the modern Egypt I created the eagle head in place of the falcon expressing myself in modern way... let see this creation as an interpretation of god of the sun and sky .. a -Egyptian fantasy with a modern french note lol and btw I was for plan to create RA , Anubis and couple more .. French Science Fictional/Fantasy cinema is deep and I like

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SpookieLilOne

11:33PM | Wed, 09 February 2011

very awesome!~

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alessimarco

12:35AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

~Super cool! I loved the movie you have clearly been inspired!~

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RetroDevil

2:43AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

I thought this was impressive when I presumed it was a mask built from a seperate mesh. Now I know you morphed this from M4s mesh.....Thats just magic. Looking forward to Anubis :D

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RodolfoCiminelli

4:32AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Absolutely fantastic......!!!!

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yelocloud

8:00AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

There is much imagery in the Norse, Greco-Roman, & Egyptian mythologies to be inspired by. Well done & looking forward to seeing where this develops

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juliekitty

9:34AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Fabulous! I'm doing some stuff with Hunk btw. LOVE him.

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romanceworks

11:15AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

He is fantastic! CC

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MSTene

11:18AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Amazing job!! I'll hold my breath and cross my fingers for Anubis!

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iridebikes6663

11:34AM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Wow. amazing job!

DancingCat

1:32PM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Incroyable!! (I hope I spelled it right as my french is extremely rusty) I love this bird creature! Are there any female gods with bird heads? I'd love to see a V4 version.

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jmb007

4:01PM | Thu, 10 February 2011

beau travail

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npauling

7:25PM | Thu, 10 February 2011

Excellent work with this morphing for a great result.

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ionfox

7:36PM | Tue, 15 February 2011

This character is great! Nice pose and details!

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zhaanman

5:14AM | Sat, 19 February 2011

Brilliant design and points of view you should finish him!! Lovr the front profile of him brilliant look for the beak and face!


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