Nero's Women - Emperor Nero - Roman Emperors - Real Faces
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2021
- A closer look, a detailed examination of emperor Nero's physical appearance as well as the important women in his life. The results were a bit surprising for we have shaped the wrong idea of his physical appearance by watching relevant historic films and documentaries.
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I’m really glad you rerendered Nero this version seems much closer to the sculptures and really brings him to life. It’s curious because at rest his face seems superficially unprepossessing but you do see some hints of the creepiness that he must have given off in real life too.
Nero looks like a typical bully at a British school who would demand you give him your lunch but then after school time still beat you up!
NERO: He had that psychopath face. Easily the kind of face one needs to avoid
Love love your work! Absolutely stunning. I have read all the great Roman historians, countless novels, studied Latin extensively and yet nothing had ever made me feel the awe of feeling as if I met all of the emperors and other famous figures you bring to life Panagiotis. I am sharing these with many friends too...extent to Ancient Greece too please!
Too bad that Claudia Acte (Nero's mistress and true love) was not included. Apparently she cared for him until the end. When Nero died she gave him a proper roman burial.
No Sporus? We don't have any depiction of him? Should be interesting, since Nero thought he looked a lot like his second wife.
I think this is probably the most accurate representation of what Nero looked like that we can get. Wasn't bad-looking actually. I think he should have been depicted squinting a bit, because he was nearsighted and back then they didn't have corrective lenses or surgery. Nice work.
Amazing work when it comes to the Emperors; but in regard to the women; you modernize their hair and their features to the 21st century... looking at the female statues; they’re foreheads are low and their hair is curly/ wavy; but your work is amazing!!!
Nero- sick, horrifying man - terrible legacy. Seriously creepy to see a fleshed out version of him- but, well done all the same. Your Chanel is very interesting.
Do Caligula and his sisters next.
The horror music matches Nero! I read up on him.... he was evil. But anyway, great work. It feels like ur meeting them in person
Please do Greek Philosophers! Many have busts made of them, Pythagoras, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Plotinus.
You got Nero's eyes. Intensity and insanity. Frightening.
You show them as they would be now, it makes them more realistic to me. Excellent work.
Fascinating, you did it again Panagiotis.
I would like to see the period hair pieces appear more realistic from the statues.
Nero looks even more evil than ever with this technology you have.
Congrats again. The amount of work put in must be truly staggering, A perfectionist indeed. Salut.
Love your work. Thank you. You’re exceptionally talented.
Excellent work! Could you do a video about your workflow creating these?