The old manuals told the image-maker to meditate first and to see the deity described in its dhyāna verse before touching stone. The verse was the brief. Finished images were brought to life by opening their eyes. Egypt's sculptors knew a parallel rite, the Opening of the Mouth, and one of their words for sculptor meant "one who causes to live." We work in that lineage of attention. Each scene below is remade for several peoples with its sacred attributes kept intact.
The All-Maker. Two hymns of the Ṛgveda (10.81–82) praise Viśvakarman, "All-Maker," the one with eyes, faces, arms and feet on every side, who forged heaven and earth. Later tradition made him architect of the gods, and artisans across India still worship their tools on his festival. (source)
We are testing these features and looking to develop them. This is Hathor's alpha work, made on our own servers — the images and videos she makes next are expected to be much better and more accurate. Tell us what works and what doesn't: every video page has 👍/👎, comments and timestamped notes.
The full gallery, every scene in every look: https://hathor.soapbox.community/remakes · Shilpa Shastra gallery: https://hathor.soapbox.community/gallery
A Chinese junk
Source: anonymous · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
A Mughal hunting miniature
Source: Painter at the Court of Akbar · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
A buffalo hunt by George Catlin
Source: George Catlin · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
A hunting scene at Bhimbetka
Source: Surajkumar12111 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
A mashoof in the Iraqi marshes
Source: Hassan Janali, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
Bison on the upper Missouri, Karl Bodmer
Source: Karl Bodmer · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
Fishermen by Hokusai
Source: Katsushika Hokusai · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
Fishermen on a Roman mosaic
Source: Xopolino · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
Fishing boats by Hiroshige
Source: Utagawa Hiroshige · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
Nebamun's garden pool
Source: anonymous · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — Egyptian · Nubian · Libyan (Amazigh) · Levantine · Pale
Ships on the Bayeux Tapestry
Source: Université de Caen Normandie · CNRS · ENSICAEN d'après la campagne photographique 2017 de la Fabrique de patrimoines en Normandie. · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
The Akrotiri fisherman
Source: anonymous · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — Minoan · Nubian · Libyan (Amazigh) · Levantine · Pale
The Gokstad ship
Source: Colgill · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
The Oseberg ship
Source: Petter Ulleland · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
The boar hunt fresco of Tiryns
Source: ArchaiOptix · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — Greek · Nubian · Libyan (Amazigh) · Levantine · Pale
The dying lioness of Nineveh
Source: Zunkir · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
The lion hunt of Ashurbanipal
Source: Osama Shukir Muhammed Amin FRCP(Glasg) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — As depicted
The trireme Olympias under oars
Source: George E. Koronaios · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — Greek · Nubian · Libyan (Amazigh) · Levantine · Pale
The Field of Reeds, tomb of Sennedjem
Source: Charles Wilkinson · CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
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Realistic — Egyptian · Nubian · Libyan (Amazigh)
All 19 scenes in this set, and every other remake, are in the gallery: https://hathor.soapbox.community/remakes. Made on our own servers in Hathor Studio; each scene links to its place in the gallery.