Ikarus desire

Rudolf Beres_Keyshot_render_1

Rudolf Beres_Keyshot_render_1

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_1

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_1

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay  render_11

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay render_11

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay  render_2

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay render_2

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_3

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_3

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Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay render_3

Rudolf Beres_zbrush view

Rudolf Beres_zbrush view

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_2

Rudolf Beres_keyshot_render_2

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay  render_4

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay render_4

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay  render_d

Rudolf Beres_zbrush_clay render_d

Flying Out of the Labyrinth
When Daedalus gave wings to his son, Icarus, he cautioned him not to get too zealous. He knew that flying was a different feeling because humans aren’t typically able to fly, and he was concerned that Icarus would overdo it and cause himself harm. His biggest caution was to avoid flying too close to the sun.

Date
May 13, 2019