"Fair Rosamund" by Sprryte

Vue • Medieval • posted on May 05, 2004

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Another try at recreating a JW Waterhouse image - but I added and took away, etc. I love his work SO much. I became very fascinated with his painting of Rosamund while I was working on it - The servant-woman looks distraught to an extent, as she gazes at Rosamund, who seems to be gazing intently down the road as though she is anxiously waiting for someone. If anyone knows the story behind the image *S* please let me know. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~CREDITS~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Servant-womans' headclothe- original model by Helmut (i've painted on it to make it look more like the original picture) Servant-woman - V2 & "Tallulah" char by Stormi Rosamund - V3 & "Lucy" Char by Angelmoon (Note: Rosamund's face, hair and hair ribbon were hand painted-I know of no models like these) Rosamund's Dress - Daz3d-Morphing fantasy dress (Note: Parts of rosamund's dress have been handpainted to achieve the look and pose of the cloth that I desired & was unable to correctly morph into a natural position) Rosamund's Hair braid and Hair ribbon is Painted. Curtains - (here at MP - sorry, cant remember whose) Tall candle stand - part of Mediterannean Pak at Daz 3d Potted Palm plant (also part of the above package) Chair - part of mediterannean package at Daz Clothe draped on chair-is also part of the mediterannean package at Daz3d (in platinum club) Horse - P4 original horse with red roan texture Horse Cart - I apologize can't remember where I got this =( If anyone knows please message me and i'll be sure to give proper credit. Man on cart - M2 with adventurer's suit from Daz3d Castle model in distance - "BurgEnd" I believe it's in free stuff here at R Bridge -here in Free stuff section Tapestry frame: Renderosity Free stuff Yarn: Painted Textures: for wall - David Gurrea at http://www.davegh.com/blade/davegh.htm curtain and floor textures by me Thanks so much (as always) for stopping by -- have a super day!

Comments (46)

RobNH

2:41PM | Fri, 07 May 2004

STUNNING! I love all of the incredible detail you've endowed this image with - and your painting skills are getting really really good too!

lauritachi

3:21PM | Fri, 07 May 2004

So great! I am especially impressed with the sheer throw hanging over the chair. It looks so real... So well done - as usual!

DarbyO

4:44PM | Fri, 07 May 2004

been browsing the galleries today, and happened upon this,...I'm SO glad I didn't miss it. - but THIS image is nothing short of FANTASTIC!! It truly IS a masterpiece, and I love your very unique style - you've got my VOTE!

dawn

3:57AM | Sat, 08 May 2004

Stunning artwork!!! Your painting is great, you've definately did a wonderful job on this...got my VOTE too :)

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madasatadpole

6:10PM | Sat, 08 May 2004

that looks so much like jane morris, rosetti's model for his famous pre raphaelite paintings..i'm also a fan of waterhouses stuff ..and i think you did a fabulous job..you have a beautiful brush hand..as well as good artistic style ..i love this and you have my vote its wonderful ..big bravo from me

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ShadowWind

3:20PM | Mon, 10 May 2004

Your painting skills are wonderful, as are your rendering ones. Fantastic image, beautiful...

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cermit

2:36AM | Tue, 11 May 2004

amazing stuff...exceptional pic...SUPERB

divishow

1:53PM | Tue, 11 May 2004

Amaizing painting, your skills are beyond imagination.

millska

4:53PM | Fri, 14 May 2004

I totally agree! I think this is the best image i've ever seen on renderosity - seriousy!

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woodhurst

10:29PM | Sun, 23 May 2004

Beautiful work!! the colors are awesome, and the expression on the womans face is perfect. a late but enthusiastic excellent.

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nemonemo

10:19AM | Sun, 30 May 2004

I love pre-raphaelit paintings. Usually, when someone tries to re create this technique and atmosphere, the result is disappointing. I am not. Very admirative of this marvellous painting

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