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  1. Hello Many thanks to all for your interest in my work. I will keep putting illustrations on the online gallery (both new and not so new works). You can all downloading the illustrations (for private use; of course copyright laws still apply) I am always improving my work (technically and artistically) and I like to do illustrations of subjects that haven
  2. Hello To all interested: my work can now be seen online at http://community.imaginefx.com/fxpose/jp_v...io/default.aspx. Be sure to check it regularly, because I will keep it updated. Best regards JP Vieira
  3. Hello my online gallery can be seen at http://community.imaginefx.com/fxpose/jp_v...io/default.aspx Thanks best regards JP Vieira
  4. Hello I will, very soon, put online a gallery of my work for all interested to see them and download. I will keep it update. Some work of mine will also be displayed in a new magazine due to come out very soon. Best regards JP Vieira
  5. Hi Decimus: these are some of the historical sources for the illustration: Thanks! Gladius: very good! These are Totenkopf soldiers. Congratulations Caldrail: you are correct; the colours should look with less contrast: the fault was mine when I save the image Many thanks to all Cheers JP Vieira
  6. Hello as for sources , there is a bas-relief in the British Museum, depicting Assyrian cavalry in combat with Arab nomads archers who fight mounted in camel (2 men for each camel). Cheers JP Vieira
  7. Hi Moonlapse: I use Photoshop and a tablet PC (Toshiba Tecra). Gaius: the soldier might look a bit camp but that is waffen ss fault: the smock is historically accurate Chers and thanks again for your replies. JP Vieira
  8. Hello Many thanks to all for your interest. here are some of other work of mine: http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVieira_2006/14.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVie...ruscanroman.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVie...2006/sscopy.jpg http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVie...sassanidcat.jpg Many thanks Best regards JP Vieira
  9. Hello Here is one of my latest illustrations http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVie...2006/31copy.jpg It depicts a combat between Arab camel riders and an Assyrian armoured cavalryman. Hope you enjoy it. Best regards JP Vieira
  10. hello it's very good JP it's fantastic.....could you send me all your works at my e mail? i love this pictures Hello just send me a private message with your e-mail adress and I will be glad to send you samples of my work. Best regards JP Vieira
  11. Hello Many thanks to all for your feedback. To answer some questions raised: - these units were probably used as scouts and not as a shock force. - the quiver behind the bow case is for javelins; the arrow quiver is on the other side of the mount, and so is not visible. - i have illustrated other Roman troop types, including a 1st century AD Legionary. for last it is great to know that my work is appreciated and would find buyers whenever is published. I am just starting my career and I hope that in a near future some of my work will be published in book form. Best regards to all JP Vieira
  12. Hello Here is a depiction of a member of a Roman Camel (Dromedari) unit, 3rd century AD Best regards JP Vieira
  13. Hello Many thanks to all for your feedback. Best regards JP Vieira
  14. Hello I am researching about the late roman army. I have done some sketches and illustrations about diferent troop types, including clibanarius like this one. It depicts a 3rd century AD clibanrius. However I would like some imput about the correctness of his equipment. Can anyone be of assistance? Happy new year to all members Best regards JP Vieira
  15. Hello Here is one of my latest works The Etruscan-Roman Army of the 6th Century BC. http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k1/JPVie...ruscanroman.jpg It depicts diferent troop types. Best regards JP Vieira
  16. Hello Thanks for the feedback. I do not know exactly how long it took to make this one, because I tend to work on different illustration at a time. Currently I am working on 4... Best regards JP Vieira Hello Thank you for your interest. Actually this illustration is not finish yet. When it does it will feature all the equipment that the legionary would carry. Best regards JP Vieira
  17. Hello Many thanks to all for the feedback. This is a legionary from the first half of the 1st century AD. I use the term Marius Mule as a generic designation. I have done some sketches of late roman troops, but it will take some time to complete them. I will post soon a new thread regarding a 3rd century clibanarius. Best regards JP Vieira
  18. Hello Thanks for the feedback. As a a method i draw traditionally (on paper), scanned it and paint with Photoshop or painter computer programs. Best regards JP Vieira
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