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They came from the sky
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In this personal work I wanted to illustrate an event that may be very common through out the universe - the arrival of intelligent alien visitors. As the native looks ahead at the alien ships emerging from the horizon, he may be wondering whether life as he knows it is about to end.
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Recent image comments:
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anonymous wrote: | Mar 27, 2002 |
This is fabulous! Reminds me a bit of the movie Final Fantasy. (IMHO
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anonymous wrote: | Feb 28, 2002 |
The moon in the backround reminds me of jupiters moon Ganymede the cup bearer of the gods
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anonymous wrote: | Sep 11, 2001 |
Reminds me of Star Wars! The alien dude kinda freaks me out!
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anonymous wrote: | Jun 12, 2001 |
Yeah...good & full of story.The only thing I can say: the (bio)rock mass on the right make me see the flying object smaller than ...but...waitamoment...it can be small...bah! I dunno...
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A. J. Meilstrup wrote: | Apr 6, 2001 |
The contrast of shapes, the texture of the background planet, the stelle of the passing-by ships, and that alien staring at the horizon.. EXCELLENT WORK my friend Though i would push the alien vegetation a bit further.. Just a thought..
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Levente wrote: | Mar 28, 2001 |
The contrast of shapes, the texture of the background planet, the stelle of the passing-by ships, and that alien staring at the horizon.. EXCELLENT WORK my friend Though i would push the alien vegetation a bit further.. Just a thought..
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Callum Dreamer Zeff wrote: | Mar 3, 2001 |
The contrast of shapes, the texture of the background planet, the stelle of the passing-by ships, and that alien staring at the horizon.. EXCELLENT WORK my friend Though i would push the alien vegetation a bit further.. Just a thought..
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Ramiro Pinto wrote: | Mar 1, 2001 |
The contrast of shapes, the texture of the background planet, the stelle of the passing-by ships, and that alien staring at the horizon.. EXCELLENT WORK my friend Though i would push the alien vegetation a bit further.. Just a thought..
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December Amberre Donnelly wrote: | Jan 19, 2001 |
well... i am absolutely gobsmacked. this has to be one of the best bryce images i have seen. much better than digital blasphemy by far. must of taken hour to generate this picture. overnight thing then? apparently Lightwave can do the same as this but its a little tooooo expensive for me. AMAZING work. mail me if ya can with a few tips ;-)
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Jack Read wrote: | Jan 9, 2001 |
well... i am absolutely gobsmacked. this has to be one of the best bryce images i have seen. much better than digital blasphemy by far. must of taken hour to generate this picture. overnight thing then? apparently Lightwave can do the same as this but its a little tooooo expensive for me. AMAZING work. mail me if ya can with a few tips ;-)
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Evan:
This is the best texture that i have EVER seen it would be really nice if you could do for free.
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mark:
It is so inspirational....
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F L X:
Wow, very intimidating piece of art, awesome!
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Rezwan:
"jsut take me there, i wanna see that with my own eyes" ha ha. it’s out of this world, genious.
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gustavo galvan:
you have a gift, no body make a excelent and great job as you , congratulation sincerally gus galvan
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