Romans vol. 2 - Reference Photo Pack For Artists 215 JPEGs noAI

Name: ArtStation - Romans vol. 2 - Reference Photo Pack For Artists 215 JPEGs noAI | Resources
Brand: Satine Zillah
SKU: 3VVry
Price: 8.0 USD
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Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

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ROMANS VOL.2

215 JPEGs, 3000px per longer edge

Romans photo reference will be a useful tool in case you work on a topic related to Romans. Every photo was taken outside in nature under natural light conditions. Roman soldiers, peasants, maidens and wooden building structures. Models are interacting in various scenarious or posing alone. Photos can be used for your daily sketching practice, paintings or drawings. Let your imagination run wild as these compositions will serve you as an inspiration for your own special projects. Resolution quality is pretty high therefore you can use these images for photobashing purposes as well.

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Nancy Luisa

00Report| Release v.1.0 | Freelance and Personal Use | about 2 years ago

I have always liked the costumes of historical figures and this is no exception. The fact that the images were taken in a beautiful natural setting also gives it a special touch. The diverse wardrobe is illuminated with different natural light and that is a magnificent learning experience around light and shadow, the poses are not only individual but also group poses and that is also appreciated. Very nice work. including elements such as interaction with fire.

Roman Lock

00Report| Release v.1.0 | Freelance and Personal Use | about 2 years ago

... I think I'm speechless. Quite frankly, there were virtually no "throwaways" in this collection. I mean, lighting, aspect, resolution, subject placement... it was usually always well composed. Thank you very much, Satine.