~Da Vinci Maid~ by Ken1171_Designs
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3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.
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~Da Vinci Maid~
In the year 1498, Leonardo Da Vinci received a commission job from Lord Piero della Francesca following the tragic loss of his beloved wife, Agnesi, due to an early onset tuberculosis. The lord, seeking comfort and solace during his grief, commissioned the artist to create a maid robot designed to assist in his household chores. This task offered a perfect outlet for Leonardo to try out an idea he had while designing siege war machines for the king.
Metallina was designed to embody a spirit of tranquility and solitude, reflecting the deep sadness that Lord Piero felt after Agnesi's loss. She was equipped with an array of mechanical tools and machinery to handle any housekeeping duties effortlessly, including doing the laundry, dusting, and preparing meals. Her innovative design featured an ingenious winding up mechanism that only required applying 3 times a day, protected by a key in her case to unlock her gears.
Metallina's creation served as both a tribute to Agnesi and a practical solution for the aging lord's needs, providing him peace and solace during his time of grief.
3D pose and camera set in Poser, imported with my OpenPose plugin, rendered in Stable Diffusion, postwork in PaintShop.
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Comments (3)
Nice Steampunk design there, though I suppose that beats Steampunk by a least four centuries.
Thank you! Just playing with Leonardo schematics. ^___^
Such a pity that the design drawings were lost and forgotten over time!
Great work!
Thank you! Not to mention Leonardo also used to write some of his annotations backwards as means to protect against spying competitors, A sort of medieval cryptography in a time when literacy was not quite widespread.
There are those who say he wrote backwards because he was left-handed, and it was his way of keeping his writing from being smeared.
Yes, I heard of that too - he was left-handed. I guess we will never know. 🙂