-heart cut- love

-pear cut- sadness

-peal- purity

-Dimond cut- dignity

-square cut- strength

-rhombus cut- bravery

however the only down side to this is that i made the mistake of drawing the heart (organ) reflected to how it is suppose to be.

this links to the grand dinners wealthy romans would have that had an array of poultry and animals to eat.

i wanted to display a contrasting piece however i wanted to change my previous way of preventing the contrast with a harsh split down the middle of the piece and instead introduce a smoke like shape to show the burn of his fall into slavery.

i decided to continue to go forward with the jewellery and statue theme to create a new style of my previous outcomes this time using paint and pens.

this is a continuation of my previous architecture planning.

this is a artist responce to Carlo Stanga i love his use of colour.

i wanted to portray the version of Varinia that Crasas wanted to create with her as his woman.

this is my vision of a humanised version of the great city of Rome.

this is my vision of a humanised version of Rome.

this is my vision of a humanised version of Rome.

this is my vision of a humanised version of Rome.

this was inspired by solider and gladiator helmets and head gear.

this is my vision of a humanised version of Rome.

this worked as i was able to produce multiple prints with different outcomes and layering.

i chose the colours red, orange and yellow to convey hatred, lust and jealousy as they are the emotions that Crasas feels for Spartacus.

i made it really gaudy to show truly just how over the top, eccentric, fake and dressed up his offer to varinia is.

How did i make it?

What do i like about it?

What could i have done better?

What will i do next?