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Hellenistic Queens
ApamaⅠ and ArsinoeⅡ
Commission
We will open it to the public after a week.
Eros
The terracotta Lekythos was used as a reference.
Ancient Egyptian Women
Commission for Ishtar Thank you!A woman from the 5th dynasty of Egypt wearing a faience beaded net dress.
Commission
I used Byzantine mosaics and other artworks as references, but changed some of the designs to fit the characters.
Happy New Year!
May you have a good year.
Alexander the Great
I received a request, so I drew this. Thank you very much! 고마웠습니다!
rakugaki
Alexander the Great and his generals.
Olympias
I used maenad's pottery as a reference.
rakugaki
I used scaraboid seals as a reference. I learned about this from a follower on Twitter.Thank you very much. 고마웠습니다!
Minoan Fashion 2
I used the frescoes of "Ladies" and "Priestess" as reference.
Gijinka Classical Athens
Added and modified.
Minoan Fashion
I used Akrotiri's frescoes as a reference.
Minoan log
Here's a summary of my previous drawings.
Arsinoe II and Ptolemy I
The second one is Ptolemy I, which I painted before.Arsinoe II was the daughter of Ptolemy I. After two political marriages, she married her younger brother Ptolemy II and became Queen of Egypt.To learn more about her life, I recommend "Arsinoe of Egypt and Macedon: A Royal Life" by Elizabeth Donnelly Carney. I read the Japanese translation of the book and found it very interesting.
Apama
I used the Tyche of Antioch as a reference.Apama was the daughter of Spitamenes, a nobleman of Sogdiana, and the wife of Seleucus I, the first king of the Seleucid Enpire.They were the only couple united at Susa's wedding who did not divorce after Alexander's death.(I found a mistake and replaced the image. Sorry about that.)
