The Masque of Comus by Zaarin
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For those unfamiliar with Milton's "Masque Presented at Ludlow Castle," perhaps better known as "Comus," I highly recommend it--or any Milton, really. In this poetic drama, Comus, the son of the sorceress Circe and the god of revelry Bacchus (I changed his father to the rough-and-rowdy god Pan for the sake of my illustration), attempts to seduce the Lady of Ludlow Castle, who retorts to him with a harrowing defense of chastity, in spite of the fact that she was bound to her chair by Comus's enchantment.
Comments (11)
Well done! Love the art effect!
Great job!!
Excellent render, great posing and expressions.
excellent scene
Excellent work!
Very nice. I have not read any Milton other than Paradise Lost, but I shall have to give this a try. Sounds quite interesting.
This is so very nice, I like his expression!
Fantastic Pic
Excellent scene and characters!
very fine illustration
Excellent work!