The Scourge of Rome by JoeJarrah
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Queen Boudicca of the Iceni. Done for a DAZaholics feature on DA. (this is a variant... I used a slightly different lighting rig on the version in my DA gallery if you are interested...)
Kitbashed and retextured from the G8 ktarya outfit and V4 Brianna Culaith over on DAZ., with some extra weapon props (Valandar's Classic Shields on DAZ, but cant remember where the morphing spear came from). Ellie hair. and DM Mirador also on DAZ.
Comments (15)
PhthaloBlue
Excellent!
richard2015
Great dramatic lighting ... hoping to see more from you set in ancient Rome!
UteBigSmile
Great graphics. I always thought it was the great Poel Nero who let Rome go up in flames?
JoeJarrah
He did... Boudica had to content herself with burning the city of Camelodunum (the Roman Capital in Britain) to the ground.
FantastArt
Great image! I Love her expression!
Kordouane
Wow !! Superb image, a beautiful work on the shadows and lights, thank you for this spectacular share !!
miwi
Awesome creation, excellent done, like it a lot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
katyee
Powerful scene!! Her expression is wonderful, so single minded.
adrie
Very beautiful and powerful scene and work my friend.
paul_gormley
Nice work on getting the flames to light the figure, the strong shadows create a nice edginess and atmosphere, brooding anger unleashed :)
eekdog
Freaking awesome creation with the fire fx.👍🥂
hashdoc
very cool fire effects!
anitalee
Excellent
ItWasNotAvailable
Oh, she looks amazing! Fantastic!
moebiustraveller
Brilliant realization, Joe :)
linwhite
I've always pictured Boudicca with red hair. This is one tough woman. I love thinking of Roman legions scared of her....Really fine work.
JoeJarrah
Thanks lin... you are of course right! The historian Tacitus described her thus: “She was very tall, the glance of her eye most fierce; her voice harsh. A great mass of the reddest hair fell down to her hips. Her appearance was terrifying.”