Pirate town aesthetic

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"I thought you said this place was just sand.""Sand has its virtues." ―Eleanor Guthrie and Max[src] Nassau was the largest port on New Providence Island, and one of the largest commercial centres in the entire Bahamas. From 1706 it was a haven for pirates who governed it as the Republic of Pirates. The activities of the pirates caused havoc with trade and shipping throughout the West Indies. The harbor is relatively shallow, only small boats and two masted vessels can dock on the beach…

an image of Ivora, a bustling and expansive pirate city-state, characterized by a chaotic yet vibrant atmosphere. The city should be a blend of rugged pirate aesthetics and exotic architecture. Imagine a sprawling harbor filled with various ships, from sleek pirate vessels to large trade galleons. The skyline is dominated by a mixture of weathered stone buildings, wooden shacks,

California's Laguna Beach usually brings to mind images of modern mansions and sunny, sandy shores...which is why this crumbling Victoria Beach Tower seems so out-of-place. Known to some locals as "the pirate tower", this mysterious, enchanting structure looks more like something from a storybook than anything you'd find in the OC. So what exactly is the origin story behind the Victorian turret? Was it a lookout for Spanish pirates? Is there treasure buried nearby? Should I bring a metal…

*Edit* This piece got featured on 80 LVL! The page has more images on my process and feelings on the project. Feel free to check out the article here: https://80.lv/articles/001agt-crafting-a-fantasy-environment-with-leanna-russell/?fbclid=IwAR2tT8SmYkwzfrQmx43FtViKkuQA6TqePeJqFmitEsyuTx5Hhj2Ads-ce9Q My first try at a larger scale environment scene that took place over the span of two months. This project was based off a concept done by Pierre Fabre (http://www.peyop.com/). I am super…

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historical, interior, props, warfare, scene, pirates created by Fugazi1968 and Ironman for Daz Studio or Poser.