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Here is some concept art I did of Vivienne Wilde from Armae’s story, Through The Wall. Which if you haven’t already, I highly recommend giving it a read. I was hooked after the first chapter. These sketches are in chronological order, so you can see Viv change with each new drawing as I was trying to lock down the right look. I feel I should probably say something about meerkat Viv so I'll just leave you all with this little piece of wisdom I learned, fox + human-ish ears = meerkat.
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I love Armae's 'Through The Wall'. I started reading when it was only up to chapter 14 and I binge read the whole thing. Now whenever there's a new chapter out I re-read the previous couple of chapters, before reading the new one. Another thing it has going for it (besides the great story) is a certain Zuber driving grey wolf character that I happen to share a name with ;D (although mine is spelt with an X and not a Z). Anyway I've know for a while that I wanted to draw something for 'Through The Wall', I just wasn't sure what. At 1st I was thinking of drawing this beautiful scene from Ch 18, I don't want to ruin anything for anyone so I'll just say it's moon lit and there's tulips scattered around, but I decided on doing a comic page of a scene from ch 1. For panels 1 and 2 I used the same color scheme and after that I changed it up to make it more entertaining for me to work on. Also you can tell I kept getting better at drawing Nick and Judy with each panel, honestly it looks like each panel could have been done by a different artist. It was some good practice though, I'm working on a Zootopia story/comic of my own and I feel like I'm better at drawing them now, so I'll be more congruent with the drawings in the future. Anywhosit, I just wanted to say I recommend 'Through The Wall' it's one of my favorite things to read right now and thank you Armae for taking the time to write it. You can check out Through The Wall here fanfiction.net/s/11982791/1/Through-the-Wall also Armae has a tumblr page here armae.tumblr.com/
MB109 Ceinture romaine tardive - 129€
Très caractéristique, avec sa boucle massive et son pendant plus étroit décoré d'un mordant gravé, cette pièce date du tout début du Vème siècle. Large de 8cm, cette ceinture est équipée de dix raidisseurs, dont deux sont dotés d'anneaux de suspension.
Longueur totale 130cm, concue pour un tour de taille de 100 à 110cm.
http://www.armae.com/antiquite/11antiquitecadre.htm
HL148 - Koblenz ridge helmet, early IVth century - 229€
Made after roman ridge helmets pieces found in Koblenz, in Germany. This typical late roman helmet is made of iron, decorated with embossed brass plates. The bowl is made of two halves, hold together by a ridge. Neck and cheek-guards are fixes with straps and buckles.
Without inner leather padding.
http://www.armae.com/Zenglish/greek_and_roman/roman_helmet.htm
HL167 - Deurne helmet, early IVth century - 279€
Found in Holland and to be seen in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden, this silver plated and gilded helmet certainly belonged to a high ranking cavalry officer. found with a coin, it is dated 319 AD.
Our copy is made of iron, with embossed brass plates. Inner leather padding.
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HL168 - "Augst" helmet - 119€
These helmets, much more simpler than the ones in use before, were mass produced by the fabricae, founded by Diocletian at the end of the IIId century. Made of two hlves, rivetted together. Found in Augst, Switzerland.
Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming.
HL164 - "Intercisa" helmet - 119€
Same helmet than the Augst type, but with another kind of decoration (two eyes on the front of the bowl). Found in Intercisa, Hungary
Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming.
http://www.armae.com/Zenglish/greek_and_roman/roman_helmet.htm
HL163 - "Intercisa" crested helmet - 119€
This Intercisa helmet is equipped with a crest of iron, and was probably used by an officer.
Made of iron, with an internal leather trimming
http://www.armae.com/Zenglish/greek_and_roman/roman_helmet.htm
