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Poser Illustration posted on May 04, 2005
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HISTORY OF TARZAN During the first half of the twentieth century the American reading public had access to a source of entertainment now long gone: "pulp" magazines. These magazines were printed on cheap paper with a high pulp content (hence the name), wrapped in garishly illustrated covers, and were brimming with every type of fiction imaginable: westerns, romances, science fiction, tales of courtly intrigue, stories of historical adventure, the exploits of hardy explorers in foreign climes. Every issue brought you a handful of short stories and the latest installment of two or three different serials, so you had to buy the next issue (and the next) to find out how the tales ended. And then another serial would begin ... If you happened to be walking by a newsstand in 1912 you might have stopped to look at the October issue of the All-Story magazine. Perhaps the cover caught your eye: a barbarously clad man sits astride a rampaging lion, his knife raised for the kill, as another man (probably the lion's intended dinner) looks on in horror. The title was as exotic as the illustration: "Tarzan of the Apes ~ A Romance of the Jungle." Fifteen cents would have gotten you a copy. The author bore the rather weighty name of Edgar Rice Burroughs. And glancing at the magazine's contents page you might have realized this story was special, because instead of serializing this lengthy novel the All-Story's editor had decided to run it complete in this single issue. "If you will stop and realize how many thousands and thousands of stories an editor has to read, day in, day out, you will be impressed when we tell you that we read this yarn at one sitting and had the time of our young lives." So wrote Thomas Metcalf in the previous issue's buildup to Tarzan. "It is the most exciting story we have seen in a blue moon, and about as original as they make 'em." The All-Story readers, and eventually the world, agreed. From this one novel sprang two dozen more, over forty movies, hundreds of comic books, radio shows, television programs, Tarzan toys, Tarzan gasoline, Tarzan underwear, Tarzan ice cream, Tarzan running shoes ~ the list is virtually endless. Edgar Rice Burroughs became one of the twentieth century's most popular authors, and Tarzan one of the world's best-known literary characters. And all this from one story that came close to never being written at all. This image is for all the Tarzan fans ^_^ and i'm one of they. Big kisses at all smack Orietta Quan del Diablo for M3 and David soon by luciferino and Malefic Pose, Mill Big Cat, Evironment, Jungle at DAZ3D POSTWORK PS7 Smack kiss Orietta

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Wolfkazzy

4:13PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Gorgeous! I love this!! Tarzan is yummy gorgeous as is that cat :)

dayna2

4:25PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Thank you Orietta I am a Tarzan fan also!!! Beautifully done Excellent work!!

xxxander

4:28PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

He's gorgeous Orietta! I can't wait to see this whole package!!!! hugs

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FS

4:29PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Fantastic scene and image!Amazing work!!!!!

ann0314

4:42PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

OK yikes...now he is in a loin cloth LOL...you wanna make me nuts giggle AWESOME IMAGE sweetie :O) I love the detail and the character looks AMAZING...one of you and Mal's very best AWESOME and V :O)

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Artzy

4:45PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Awesome!

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ilona

4:48PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Obsolutely ggorgeous sweetie.. he looks fabulous.. amazing.. amazing scene!

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Irish

4:51PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Absolutely wonderful scene!! I've always loved Tarzan and you make him more appealing than ever. Bravo!!!

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prog

5:17PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Ori, I grew up being obsessed with Burroughs, and I read every one of his novels!! It's a shame that they are so hard to find now!!! You did a wonderful Tarzan image, but I don't see my Monkey in the tree!! LOL!!! EXCELLENT work!!!!!!! Vote!!!

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AdamWright

5:17PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Awesome work, Ori!

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MadALyice

5:21PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

beautiful pic! this should definitely be in a book as an illustration!! you are a fantastic artist orietta!

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dukun

5:29PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Oke this is my man :-)) wonderful scene and composition..excellent!!!

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Lion

5:40PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Hola a cool Tarzan!And the big cat are excellent. A Fantastic Image.

iamkate101

6:14PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

wow is he every sexy!!!!!!!! outstanding image!!!!

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Robert0921

6:29PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Tarzan was one of my first reading experiences. After that John Carter of Mars. It is what really got me interested in this type of art also. When I played, I was Tarzan. Not Johnnie Weismuller, but the Tarzan of the novels. Meaner, edgier, cooler. Good to see a fan, even though he is not "PC". V!

Pyromancer

7:02PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Egads, a terrific job of capturing him! In my youth I was an Edgar Rice Burroughs fan too, I liked John Carter of Mars... he and the red-skinned women of Barsoom would make some terrific renders too! Plenty of body jewelry for Victoria that would make a nice representation of the harnesses they wear... but enough about that, this is an awesome image, great jungle you set him in! I mighta used a leopard instead of a jaguar for the big cat though hehe... (leopards have smaller spots, jaguars have the big rosettes with smaller spots inside them)

garyandcatherine

7:24PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

This is so beautiful. YOur choice of POV is just super. Most excellent work. V

loba73

8:27PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Awesome Scene!!! Excellent =0)

Kinouk

8:57PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Excellent art my friend!! What a wonderful scene and POV!! Love it!! tonz of hugz

adm5050

10:51PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Holy toledo, this is totally awesome!!!

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ElorOnceDark

11:08PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Very cool pic Ori! Love the loincloth and hair!

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SK2Design

11:32PM | Wed, 04 May 2005

Awesome! Can I just take him with me? ;) I love the way you've created the whole jungle scene and feel and of course I always love any image which has a cat. Brilliant artwork! V

Sorceress

1:31AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

OMG! Ori he looks fantastic. The whole scene is amazing.

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squeeka

3:30AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

Gorgeous Ori!! This whole scene is fantastic!!! Love the poses and your lighting is awesome!! hugz :)

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Krid

6:40AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

perfect "Tarzan"-Character with excellent pose and great details

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romanceworks

7:54AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

A wow for the jungle! A wow for the leopard! And another BIG WOW for your gorgeous Tarzan! This is spectacular. You really brought this character to life with your awesome art. BIG VOTE. :o) CC

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stormsong

7:56AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

excellent colors, textures, and depth!!! Love the big cat and yeah, guess tarzen is okay too. -wink- love his pose.

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tynana

10:48AM | Thu, 05 May 2005

Well he makes me want to swing through the trees! LOL! Gorgeous character! Fabulous work on the scenery! Excellent! :)

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brycek

12:26PM | Thu, 05 May 2005

Awesome, amazing and wonderful...VOTE!!

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SophiaDeer

5:09PM | Thu, 05 May 2005

Outstanding Orietta!! Gorgeous!!


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