Tequihua, Rejected Art #4
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Now this is exactly what I need! Unfortunately, the background warriors and weapons don't look good, but Tequihua's weaponry is as accurate as it can be and I need to make more tests to get it right. For now, Tequihua's weapon of choice in the future (unless specified otherwise) will be an obsidian spear and shield. Spears cause less headaches and less credits lost.
A battlescene set on an open plain, viewed from a slightly low-angle medium shot, features a dark-skinned Aztec man as the central figure, positioned in the middle of the frame, surrounded by combat. The central warrior has long brown hair featuring one braided sidelock, a slight stubble, and brown eyes, and wears a brown feather headdress along with gold earrings and an armlet. He is clad in a white quilted cotton armor called Ichcahuipilli that bares his shoulders, accented by a feather necklace, and holds a round deer-skin shield in his left hand and a wide, club-like wooden blade called a Macuahuitl embedded with black obsidian fragments in his right, which he is actively swinging. In the mid-ground, amid swirling dust, several more Aztec and Mayan men in similar white quilted armor and wielding matching clubs and shields clash in fierce melee. Soft, painterly anime-style brush textures and visible layered color blocks create a cool teal-blue atmosphere contrasted with warm golden highlights, which define the mid-morning light angling across the entire scene.
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- A dark-skinned Aztec man standing in the middle of a battle with several Aztec men and Mayan men attacking each other in the background. The Aztec man on the left has brown eyes, long brown hair with one braided sidelock, a slight stubble, a slight muscular body, a brown feather headdress, gold earrings, a gold armlet, a white quilted cotton armor with bare shoulders called Ichcahuipilli adorned with an Aztec necklace made of feathers, and he is holding and swinging a wooden club embedded with several black obsidian blades called a Macuahuitl in his right hand and a shield made of deer skin with feathers in his left hand. The Aztec and Mayan men wear the same cotton armor and carry similar clubs and shields.
- Modo
- lite
- Estilo
- cool-warm-oil-contrast
- Tamanho
- 1280 x 720
Estilo: cool-warm-oil-contrast
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