Medieval Art

[Sir Nate]

Well it is based off this.
I know not the creator but it was a post on the book of faces by the order.
I loved it so much I wanted to try and make it for class

[Sir Douglas]

That's a Graham Turner. He's one of my favorites artists.

Well, one of my favorites who predominantly work in the historical genre, anyway. I have a lot of favorite artists in general.

[Sir James A]

Yep Graham Turner. He's on Book of Faces, his signature is on the bottom. He did a lot of art for the Osprey books.

[Ian]

My latest inspiration in my 'Medieval Noir' style

[Sir Patrick]

Very cool. How did you do that?

[Ian]

Very cool. How did you do that?

It's just a lot of manipulation in photoshop and the use of a several robust plug-ins and tweaking.  Here's another in the same vein (pun intended), kind of a cool shot of Chris Cameron trying to puncture Sean Hayes's carotid artery

[Sir Rodney]

It's just a lot of manipulation in photoshop and the use of a several robust plug-ins and tweaking.  Here's another in the same vein (pun intended), kind of a cool shot of Chris Cameron trying to puncture Sean Hayes's carotid artery

I really like the gritty feeling of your Photoshop enhancements.  The realism is evident in Sean's rib-stop as it's obviously seen prior damage from a downward blow.   

[Sir Martyn]

Good stuff here.

[Aiden of Oreland]

I think one of my favorite parts about a lot of these photographs is that they truly capture the way we view our world/hobby (well, at least the way I see it). Really taking my favorite things about medieval life and highlighting them in an artistic way. Kudos to you Ian!

[Thorsteinn]

Good stuff!