Yesterday, 12:33 PM
Oh that's cool. I'm sure we've seen something like this before, but I don't know about this particular one. It must be relevant to these diagrams:
Not just because of the overall positioning and idea (which is changed in the VM by adding way more stars than just the planets), but also the stylistics. (Re. my obsession over "celestial body with a face" vs. "personification in celestial body"). Don't look at the style of the rays in this case, just the way the face sits in the disk. The wispy strands of hair, chin line... I'd say an image of this kind was definitely used, though I don't think it was from this particular MS. The Zodiac series also shows a lot of similar general forms, but the stylistics are a bit distant.
Not just because of the overall positioning and idea (which is changed in the VM by adding way more stars than just the planets), but also the stylistics. (Re. my obsession over "celestial body with a face" vs. "personification in celestial body"). Don't look at the style of the rays in this case, just the way the face sits in the disk. The wispy strands of hair, chin line... I'd say an image of this kind was definitely used, though I don't think it was from this particular MS. The Zodiac series also shows a lot of similar general forms, but the stylistics are a bit distant.


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