[at least I *think* it's Roman] Image is from the 1785 book called 'Le Costume Des Peuples De L'antiquité, prouvé par les Monuments' by André Corneille Lens at Dresden: digital.slub-dresden.de/sammlungen/titeldaten/323898874/
Did you notice that the Legion has very ornately minted coins with fine inscriptions in them? This fact means that Caesar must have machine shops with electric power somewhere in his Empire. This also means that the Legion could also be able to make cleaner and more authentic armor for their sold...
Roman armor I'm working on. Rendered in marmoset. Plan to do the character, weapon, helmet, etc later. Everything textured with Substance Painter, custom procedural materials mostly. Sculpted in Zbrush. Cloth in Marvelous.
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Just thought I would share a commissioned suit of roman armor I had made. I looked around at a couple of talented artist and went with Matt from...
Here are a few WIP renders of the Centurion's armor. I sculpted it in Zbrush and Maya, Textured in Substance painter and then rendered in Arnold. I will post updates soon.
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The Journey continues with some military education in Glorantha's world.
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Phalerae were a type of distinctive military decoration in the Roman army. Centurions and standard-bearers wore them on their chests, and they also adorned the harnesses of horses. Phalerae were round or elliptical metal discs with a diameter ranging from 5 to 10 cm.