10 Historical Figures Brought to Life | Royalty Now Top 10 of 2023 

I love your work. It would be great if you could do Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra

Roman and Byzantine Emporers and Empresses, please 🙏 !!!!

how about queen Esther from the bible?

Perhaps some personalities from the Bible - Old and New Testament.

Charlemagne, or Sissi.

Thank you :) I always find myself smiling back at them during the re-creation process. I love them too.

I can’t help but smile back. 😊

They are remarkable especially Louis 14 when he smiled he looked so happy

Same. George Washington's reveal has to be my favorite. That was the first one that I was TRULY emotional over. Even her modern interpretation of him.... SO GOOD.

I actually cried a little when I saw Joan of Arc smiling, it seems to me that she didn’t do that very often, her life was so hard.

There is a big difference genetically between ancient Egyptian royalty and modern Egyptians. They were blonde or reddish haired, with blue or green eyes.

@@gracetruthandlight Who is "they"?

@@azzteke did you read my comment? Ancient Egyptian royalty.

Well, I need to go shopping in Egypt because Hatshepsut is a hottie.

@@gracetruthandlightthey had brown skin for certain, and hair color is hard to know for certain but it likely wasn’t blonde nor reddish except for outliers

Extraordinary woman !

lose the music - can't hear clearly - who can choose music for another?

Его гаплогруппа,оказалась,кавказской_G2а!

Thank you :) She is one of my favorites too. Even though we don't have a true portrait of her, something about that one rings true to me and I'm proud of it. Hope have a great holiday season!

@@RoyaltyNowStudios I totally agree - I really think you captured her bravery and resolve! :)

Justin Trudeau.

I loved the Wayback Machine!! And agree.

I'll go way back and try to get with Hatshepsut. Damn, she is fwine.

Thank you so much!

OMG I just love so much your voice​@@RoyaltyNowStudios

@@istinbirajandira6999me too I love her voice

Ее,здесь_исказили!Нет,ни одного ее настоящего портрета!Видно,так ее"любят",что везде по-разному,изображают!🌹

She looks like she could burn down the Roman cities

He is much better looking than the Gilbert portrait we grew up with in the classroom. He looks like he could be the spy master of a spy ring

I found the modern likeness of Washington surprisingly moving.

I did too. @@VL99

Happy christmas :)

Thank you ❤️ hope you’re having a wonderful NYE

Вы_все искажаете!У вас_все,на одно лицо!Ни одного настоящего портрета Марии Стюарт!А,что_по черепу ее нельзя,восстановить?!

Thank you so much, we appreciate you watching!

Not always. Sometimes ancient mummies and skulls had great teeth.

Me too, please more ❤ thank you so much. I love it ❤

According to Richard III s DNA, he had golden hair like the other Plantagenets. I don't know why he was portrayed with dark hair in the contemporary depiction except to wonder if the pigments darkened over the centuries.

None of the ‘portraits’ known to us of Richard, as Duke or king are from his lifetime or near lifetime much less known to be by artists authorized by him or his House to paint him so whomever left those paintings, or copies of the ‘originals’ is at best guesswork for us - especially with all the efforts made to raise the shoulder to imply a hunchback etc - some portraits show Richard with such a cramped, pinched, sour face I initially mistook him for Henry of Richmond (Henry VII)

​@@serahloeffelroberts9901Kind of... 🤷‍♀️ Him having blonde hair doesn't automatically mean he had light coloured hair. Dark blonde hair can be quite a bit darker than some shades of brown. That said, apparently the type of blonde Richard's hair was supposed to be according to the DNA, tends to darken as the individual grows into adulthood. So, as a young child, he likely had light blonde/golden blonde hair, which darkened as he grew into an adult and became a dark blonde. And that's actually what we see in the portraits of him, even though they aren't contemporary but near-contemporary copies. The exact shade of a haircolour, unfortunately, cannot be determined by DNA. So, how light or dark his hair was ecactly in adulthood, is anyones guess. Anyway, according to my former hairdresser, while most people consider blonde hair as light in colour and brown as darker, it's more about the undertones. Blonde is cool toned and brown warm toned, but neither has anything to do with how light or dark the hair might be.