Antiquity Statues Recolored (4/??)

Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 are in the links.

The fourth part of my “Antiquity Statues Recolored” project, with the mindset to 1) avoid modern color-schemes of pastels/neutrals, while I figure out what colors the original paint-remnants would have been, and 2) make the outfits look like PEOPLE WANT TO WEAR THEM in real life.

This is the last of my update-binging, since I now have to clean up the Augustus statue’s recolor for a final “blank statue, paint-remnant, and possible color restoration” comparison, and then I’ll figure out which statue to work on next. So many eye-bleeding color choices, so little time.

On the other hand, the content wouldn’t be nearly as spread out, since I won’t have to screenshot as much of my photo-manipulation progress so people know what I’m experimenting with in Glimpse.

Antiquity Statues Recolored (3/??)

Third part of my “Antiquity Statues Recolored” project. Part 1 and Part 2 are in the links.

Antiquity Statues Recolored (2/??)

Continuing from this post here (Antiquity Statues Recolored, Part 1).

Antiquity Statues Recolored (1/??)

Hey, folks, here’s a sudden left-turn that’s based off my Facebook musings! I posted this today (July 11), but I dated it for July 6, since that’s when my first Facebook status was posted, lol.

Much of this is copied and pasted from my Facebook and Tumblr posts. Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 are here.

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Updates to a work-in-progress!

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Updates!

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