Facial reconstruction work in collaboration with 3D Stoa - Patrimonio y Tecnología (www.3dstoa.com) for the Afro-Peruvian Museum of San Luis de Cañete.
It is part of an archaeological research project of the African and Afro-descendant slaves cemetery on the old ranch of Quebrada San Luis de Cañete (18th century). The religious order of the Camillians had permission to bury the enslaved population around their church. Thanks to this, we can learn something about this community.
The project can be visited online here: http://muafrosanluis.pe/exposiciones.html (only Spanish)
Render, hair grooming, placement of muscles and facial markers: Pablo Aparicio. https://www.artstation.com/archeopablo
Skin texture: Javier Durán. https://www.artstation.com/javierduran
Render, hair grooming, placement of muscles and facial markers: Pablo Aparicio.
Skin texture: Javier Durán.