Vesta and Jupiter by saturn3
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Description
This is the original version of a picture which has since been re-rendered with the Superfly render engine. The new version will be unloaded at a later date but for now I'm just working through my archives in chronological order. In this scene Vesta, who is one of the virgin goddesses is not about to let Jupiter have his way but more about this in the later work.
TY3 was used to portray Vesta and Jupiter is Apollo Maximus, a free figure who was very popular in the Poser community many years ago. He first became available in 2007. Both the costumes were converted with Wardrobe Wizard
Comments (4)
MioraaNyte
Excellent image, very well done!
saturn3
Thank you MioraaNyte
mazzam
Very nice image even if the architecture somewhat idealized.
saturn3
Thank you and yes, the idealized architecture was meant to give it a sense of other worldliness but I must say it doesn't look very comfortable!
ahnada
Like an ancient memory, but that fire seems like it's getting on the stage later with one hand, it doesn't really exist, it seems so! anyway, we are no longer in ancient times, even so a civilized image, good work on this..
saturn3
Thank you ahnada. The fire was meant to be symbolic of Vesta's duty to guard the sacred flame. The ancient Romans believed if it was ever allowed to go out Rome would be sacked.
UteBigSmile
This is a very beautiful and well done looking image, just love it. I wish you a nice weekend, please continue to stay vigilant and in good health!
saturn3
Thank you for the kind words and thoughts. I'm still in lock-down and although we are all going through a very difficult period, it has provided me with extra time at home to do the things I love.