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"Gabriel´s Horn" by Joshua A. Mitchell

SF&F Picture 11 out of 31 by Joshua A. Mitchell


	I'm not a religious person, but the whole mythology surrounding the end of the world, including the arrival of the archangel Gabriel, has always captured my imagination (for much the same reasons that the Norse myth about Ragnorak interests me.) I didn't use a model for this one, but the body proportions seemed to turn out OK.

Date	Name	Comment
12 Jan 2001	Joellena S azul Asher	Loading... gabriel's "horn" eh? naughty naughty! who knew an archangel would have such a cute tushie! excellent detail with his muscles. (--grin--)
6 Nov 2003	Anonymous	Loading... Gabriel's Horn is also a classic mathematical paradox that is often studied in calculus. The paradox: Gabriel's Horn is infinitely long and therefore has an infinite surface area, yet it has an finite volume. Curiously, the volume of his horn is exactly pi. I am a Math and Engineering student intrigued by this concept.

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About 'Gabriel's Horn':

• Status: OK
• Created by:

Joshua A. Mitchell
• Copyright: ©Joshua A. Mitchell. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Gabriel, Horn, Judgementday, Angels
• Categories: Angels, Religious, Spiritual, Holy, Body Study, Man, Men
• Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen
• Views: 406
• Resolution: 329x600

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