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@sekihamsterdiestwice
So, I decide to make a formal price list of art commission. As long as this post is here I shall be available. Really appreciated if you can reblog this for me!
My standard rate is £15 per hour so the price indicated here is just for reference. Please inquire with details and I shall give you the specific price.
Payment accepted via paypal.
PS: If I remember you liked and reblogged my posts very often, you shall have a special discount :)
Posted with Commissioner’s Permission:
Posted with Commissioner’s Permission:
The Queen’s Counsel: Philip and Joan having a dispute over the Inquisition
I will stop posting on this page as someone is constantly stalking me and my friend. But should you have any commission request and general questions, please feel free to DM me. 😉
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hi i hope you're well, i was at an event at a town recently and it was to celebrate when the charter for the town's market was signed, and it turns out that charter was signed by richard ii!! (or well, it was at least it was signed on behalf of him) i'm not sure if you have already seen it but i knew i had to send it to you because i was immediately reminded of your wonderful art... first two images are of the medallium(?) attached to it. its pretty damaged but it depicts richard, first one of him on his throne and then the second is him on a horse. then the actual charter itself which is in latin. :)
Wow thank you for showing this to me, I have never seen it before! You can make a separate post about it if you wish, and I’m sure many would love to see that too! Sadly I cannot tell which part his signature is haha ( is it at lower right?) , but I saw it before in a biography about him. Again, what a lovely find, I know it feels great when you can actually touch history, right? and thanks a lot!
Inspired by the coral tiara in the V&A collection
I don't know much of anything about Richard 2nd but your art is soso beautiful, I could stare at it all day
Thank you! This is what keeps me making art ☺️
Inspired by the coral tiara in the V&A collection
Mourn for the one forgotten
fanart by @SekiHamsterDiesTwice
depicting Cassiodorus ’ lament for Theoderic, his late master，whose Roman regime fell into oblivion after the war
could i use your art as a banner for my blog? with credit ofc
(also my computer crashed and it seems like i followed and unfollowed you multiple times, so if you get notifications saying that i've followed you eight times, sorry about that)
No problem, that’s fine, thank you for asking:)
Thanks everyone who responded and reblogged my commission post! Just want to add that I will offer a 5% off (minimum £3 off) to the commissioner who has reblogged that post, and more if I remember you reblogging &commenting me very often!
Procopius of Caesarea, c. 500?-c. 560?, the last major Classical Roman Historian (not "Byzantine" in the narrow sense) .Our major source on the reign of Justinian (apart from his laws of course).
Historical fanart by @sekihamsterdiestwice
Circa 540-550, Procopius was furiously scribbling something, the only thing he could do after retiring from his position as "legal counselor". In his hand is an ancient Greek comic mask for his favorite author, Aristophanes. He was extremely fond of quoting his Cloud, especially in the Secret History.
Photios, the 9th-century Patriarch of Constantinople, believed that Procopius was actually a greater author of (Greek) history than Thucydides, or in his words, the most brilliant "rhetor" in the field of historical writing. He was unaware of the existence of Secret History. The appearance (in the 17th century) and utterly confirmation (in the late 19th-early 20th centuries) of Secret History would revolutionize the perception of Byzantine and Roman history.
Procopius' perception of himself as a rhetor and a jurist is also unified. In fact he considered rhetoric to be a necessary condition of jurisprudence. And historical writing, likewise, is a necessary extension of rhetoric. This also explains why he took up historical writing after his “compulsory retirement” from his post as "legal adviser" to Belisarius, the two "disciplines" being completely separate in modern scholarship. But at that time they were united by "rhetoric".
In any case, Procopius's rhetorical achievements make the reign of Justinian and the Mediterranean world of the early 6th century one of the most richly depicted periods of Roman history. But such a detailed picture is highly problematic. For Procopius presents three very different works: one seemingly objective and even somewhat propagandistic Wars, one very erotic and violent Secret History that is entirely abusive of the emperor and his regime, and one Buildings that glorifies the emperor, who had previously been criticized to the point of inhumanity.
Behind Wars, Secret History, and Buildings are there three Procopiuses, or is it the metamorphosis of one Procopius? If the former, why does he present himself as three very different persons? If the latter, how does this one man reveal his true self under three very different faces? This is in fact the central topic of the study of Procopius. And one simply cannot begin to study the period in which he was writing without first realizing this question. And this question is the mystery that Procopius' masterful rhetoric has left for future generations.
So, I decide to make a formal price list of art commission. As long as this post is here I shall be available. Really appreciated if you can reblog this for me!
My standard rate is £15 per hour so the price indicated here is just for reference. Please inquire with details and I shall give you the specific price.
Payment accepted via paypal or bank transfer within uk.
PS: If I remember you liked and reblogged my posts very often, you shall have a special discount :)
Thanks everyone who responded and reblogged this post! Just want to add that I will offer a 5% off (minimum £3 off) to the commissioner who has reblogged this post, and more if I remember you reblogging &commenting me very often!
I guess from now on this account will only be a display page of my jewelry purchases and paid works supporting the purchases 😋 enjoy! Again, commissions are welcome all the time.
By the way if anyone is interested: I accept commission with explicit sexual content, violence and gore, I just don’t post publicly… you’re welcome to inquire!
I guess from now on this account will only be a display page of my jewelry purchases and paid works supporting the purchases 😋 enjoy! Again, commissions are welcome all the time.
Divine Grace Lost
Based on the fan fiction of @heartofstanding
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
28 x 28 cm
Acrylic and ink on velvet (not recommended)
