2 Roman Basilicas in Kerky

pichuneke

It's Fantastic!

Textures of roman monuments give you headaches... they liked to paint everything.

Based on my last informations, I changed (don't worry yet, just for this photo) the colours of the roman theatre I am doing:

YES, IT SEEMS THAT THIS WAS THE SHAPE OF THE THEATRE(of course, my model still needs a lot more details, but at this moment that's what I have). Golden painting over Carrara Marble (oh my god) and red painting on some parts of the podium.

I think that the painting of the marbles was done after 1 century or so, so I still believe that originally they weren't painted.

Did you model all the sculptures, Elysium? They are very difficult...

and... are you spanish?

DragonSlayer44

Nice Start @Elysium !! Im kind of doing the same thing.So dont get to discuraged, Rome wasnt built in a day.

pichuneke

Sooner or later Elysium will have the problem I am starting to see.... Creating roman sculptures.

I know about the program "Makehuman", but it gives no clothes or hair. Creating them may be very tedious. I am wondering if there are any tricks or resources to help making them.

pichuneke

Thanks, I sent you a Private Message. I didn't want to monopolize this thread and start an offtopic.

Errr... perhaps is my limited english, but I never was angry with you... I really thank your response. I hope that you can help me in a future. I know that the complexity of modelling an ogre is exactly the same of making a model of a sculpture. I saw your work in KT Forums, and is very good

EDIT:

I am sorry because my english is limited and I am spanish, so I can't use coloquial words, and the english vocabulary more familiar to me is the one that uses more words from latin, so I speak "very learned"

If you say me what I told you that originated the misconception (in a PM) you can help me to prevent it to happen again in the future. I am sorry for my english but I like to practice it.

You can see how a serious man I am, look here:

http://www.urbanity.es/foro/showthread.php?t=4885&page=14

If I can't manage to get some statues I will fill the theatre of chickens There was an inscription of a man called "gallus paetus" in the theatre, Gallus is similar to the spanish word Gallo - sometingh like "Chickenus" in English - . As you see some of the archeologists working in the theatre put a small toy of a chicken over a stone after I put that image on the forums

You can see some nice renders too.