Gwenllian ferch Gruffydd by JoeJarrah

DAZ|Studio • Historical • posted on Apr 07, 2020

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I thought she desereved a proper portrait....

Comments (17)

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marcopol

12:35PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

Very beautiful indeed. Thank you for making me discover this heroine that I did not know.

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BellaDark

12:48PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

This is a beautiful portrait, Joe. I love the warm tones here. Great work! :)

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giulband

1:27PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

excellent portrait !!!!

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adrie

1:29PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

This is a outstanding portrait work my friend, love the pose and expression of this beautiful model. And the outfit is awesome, also your lighting is just perfect my friend.

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Madbat

3:08PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

I like it! Nice bit of a dramatic angle too, it makes her look heroic.

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RRun

4:34PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

Like the texture of her armour. And indeed, she stands out more than in the last render.

PhthaloBlue

5:59PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

Wonderful!

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jmattatall

7:45PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

lovely!

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Giana

8:34PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

the way you've set your lighting really gives the armor a fantastic tactile quality... nice reflection in the sword too, btw... love little touches like that...

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Shayr

11:11PM | Tue, 07 April 2020

Very well.

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UteBigSmile

7:14AM | Wed, 08 April 2020

Your newest upload is very nicely done (perhaps Jeanne d'Arc), have another great day, stay vigilant and healthy!

JoeJarrah Online Now!

9:12AM | Wed, 08 April 2020

I did one of Jeanne D'Arc for my French friends a couple of years ago after the Paris attacks... you can see it in the "historical" album of my gallery if you're interested. Despite may popular images of her in battle, Jeanne never carried a sword (or any other weapons) or killed anyone, she inspired and lead the army simply by carrying the standard.

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