That's good, I do it in my Art school .I was taking some drawing lessons, and that's when the dark circle around the iris came out. The first lesson was on how to draw the eye.
That make sense now , the red color, nice
I have japanese brother in law lol international family.
Brazilian flag design is like no other, very unique and exotic indeed, it don't looks like a flag.
Ooooooh!! I hope her husband, Akhenaten, is coming next! I've been trying to dial morph him on Genesis 8 Female (because she has more morphs available than the male) for years, but my version always looks toonish. MEC4D for the save!
Akhenaten was not much different from Nefertiti's , the artist that created the bust of Nefertiti and Akhenaten run on the same gene pool , he just made him little more masculine , the other sculptures that looks weird and toonish are wrong, more of a caricature and I am not doing it based on that.. I will keep it in the same style . He must be a handsome guy, since his mother and grandmother was beautiful as well.
Thank you Ken, I still need to edit the eyes since she have epicanthic folds as did her daughters, and it is time consuming. The artist that produced the art made her and Akhenaten looking like a brother and sister for some reason , maybe that what they wanted to be as ONE in the eyes of people. Do you remember the feeling of seeing her for the first time ? I never forget that , I got goosebumps , she was the reason I started 3D , I won a contest in 1997 painting Nefertiti and got huge package with 3D programs and that's how it started. I own her big time lolI saw that bust in London in the 70s, and wow, this looks just like her - awesome job!!
I see you know your stuff ! nice and I am very family with everything you said.I first met her son, Tutankhaten, and much later the mother. By then I didn't know the story behind her husband, Akhenaten, who had the bigger role in history, and ended up being erased from history for attempting to convert Egypt into monotheism. They were a remarkable family, even when Tutankhaten had later undone most of what his dad dedicated his life to, and changed his own name to Tutankhamun, to honor the old God Amun, instead of Aten. Ironically, the less historically significant son has become more known than the father because of his beautiful and well-preserved golden-plated sarcophagus. Some historians suspect it was his dad who had inspired the Hebrews to become monotheists. In my book, that is more significant than having a pretty sarcophagus.
But back to Nefertiti, her bust shows a blatant departure in artistic style comparing to how kings and queens that came before their time used to be depicted. Statues of Akhenaten himself were very different from how pharaohs had handled this in the past, like he didn't just wanted to break away from polytheism, but also from the established artistic styles, and even the language. His cultural influence was such that even after his death, and after his temples to Aten had been dismantled or destroyed, changes he did to the spoken language had still outlived him for centuries to come.
Definitely one of the most fascinating families of that period. They even brought YOU into the 3D scene, for which we are all very grateful.
You welcome,
I'm not up with those couple that much, but could they have been related some how, because a lot of the Pharohs did marry their brother/sister.
Well not only Pharaohs , until the Victorian era people married family members to keep their fortune inside the family.
Beside King Tut , the rest of the family members did not had any deformations , even the alleged reminds of Akhenaten and King Tut mother ( the Young lady mummy) , grandmas and great grandparents . Akhenaten portraits itself and his wife as one in the Amarna art style. Even the golden chair that belongs to King Tut , was actually the golden chair of Akhenaten and Nefertiti , they altered the figures on the chair so total mismatch .