Remake this image?

[Ellie]

I am looking for someone to remake this image for me. It's crappy, made in paint, and has no detail... I need it remade from scratch, to look er... good, I guess.

Around the same size, the background should be transparent.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v108/ ... _verum.png[/IMG]

Note: Sanctus Verum means Holy Truth in Latin. It's for a part of my game called the Inquisition.

The rose and sword should look real, the cross should also look er... real, something like this but all the lines should be the same length, and it should be dark grey stone:

http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:E-F ... es/p71.jpg[/img]

If you need more info let me know.


Edit: As this is for a commercial game, it must be your own work please. Thank you.

 

[WeissRaben]

For what I knew, in Latin Holy Truth was Sancta Veritas...

 

[Grandor]

Nope, he's about right. It's "Sanctus Verum-i"

 

[Ellie]

I used a Latin online translator so it's probably wrong ':|

 

[Grandor]

If I was a little better at 3D Rendering, I would be able to do this for you. But unfortunately, I'm not. But I might give it a try on my spare time.

 

[Kraft]

Just noticed this...

I will re-make it for you, no problem, just give me about a day or two and I will have it done.

Kraft

EDIT
Yeah, it will be all my own work, I make swords and stuff like that myself.

 

[WeissRaben]

It's wrong at least because Sanctus is male form, Verum neutral form.
And anyway, "Verum" is True, the abjective, not Truth. Truth is Veritas: but it's a female form, so it's not Sanctus but Sancta. Sancta Veritas.

 

[Xilef]

I used to do latin, and I say: Trust the Italian. Latin and Italian are like twins.
Holy: sacer, sacratus, sanctus
Truth: veritas
So in my opinion (From someone who studied latin) it would be sanctus veritas. In that; Holy is the adjective and Veritas is the noun.
Sanctus=Sacred/Holy
Veritas=Truth
The adjective has to agree with the noun, so it'll be Sancta Veritas, sancta is now female like veritas.

So to conclude today's lesson; always believe the Italian.
Now you need to find someone to re draw the image.

 

[WeissRaben]

Twins? Unfortunately not...
Italian is naturally similar to latin, and if you did Latin you can take advantage from it to learn italian, but...
trust me...
Latin is a torture for we Italians too!!!!XD

 

[Xilef]

I used latin (And ancient Greek) in French and Spanish.
I would've thought Latin was simple for Italians, seeing that it was invented in that country.
That was too of topic. I might do something to that cross, but for everything else someone with talent should do it.

 

[arcthemonkey]

I could remake this if I could make a rose worth a crap... Lemme putz around with it a bit.

 

[BoysVsGirls]

I would do this but there is one thing stopping me... I can't draw roses. ):

 

[arcthemonkey]

Here's what I have so far:
http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/9290/svwipyz6.png[/IMG]

Should I continue?

I'm going to set it up with some Radiosity/HDR lighting which should make it look much more realistic, once I get the textures in.

If so, what will the text be?

 

[Ellie]

Wow, that's great!

I think "Sancta Veritas" is right from what Felixio said.

 

[Obliterator]

That's pretty awesome mate, nice work.

 

[WeissRaben]

Wow, that's great!

I think "Sancta Veritas" is right from what Felixio said.

Felixio AND Raben, please 8-) 8-) 8-) XD XD XD XD

Great work, Arc. :thumb:

 

[Xilef]

Credit all 'round for anyone who contributed >.<
That looks great, but I personally wouldn't have went for the 3d approach.

 

[arcthemonkey]

Aha, but you see - I can't draw.

I 3D model.

Well, I specialize in lighting, but I haven't gotten there. I may playa round with some cell shaders to make it look decidedly non-3D

 

[Grandor]

I used latin (And ancient Greek) in French and Spanish.
I would've thought Latin was simple for Italians, seeing that it was invented in that country.
That was too of topic. I might do something to that cross, but for everything else someone with talent should do it.

Not really. The Romans were using Latin 2,000 years ago, and Italy, really wasn't Italy 2,000 years ago but more of Sicily which was conquered by the Romans. So, technically, no, the Italians did not invent Latin.

 

[Xilef]

I didn't mean Italy invented Latin, I meant the country Italy is in the same geographical location as where Latin was born.