Watching the beautiful space imagery in the Mars mission documentaries on the Discovery Channel inspired me to do a new space art piece myself. I don't know the actual location or the stars or name of the planets, but it feels like a Milky Way system... so it can't be too far away :)
My favorite Amiga 500 demos are from the 1990-93 period. Here are some of them (in the order as I come to think of them):
"Elysium" by Sanity (Jester's music is still unbelievable!!) "Desert dream" by Kefrens (awesome timing of music and effects) "Day of reckoning" by Digital (especially cool music) "Interference" by Sanity (superb music) "Substance" by Quartex (so old school) "Seeing is believing" by Anarchy (very atmospheric) "World of Commodore" by Sanity (must have seen this one a 100 times)
As for how I make my images... the key thing is lots of passion and practice :)
In mid 1995 I bought my first 3D software called Bryce and have been using it ever since.
It's great for landscape creation and much else.
In fact Bryce has been essential for the creation of most of my sci-fi, surreal and space artwork.
A 3D software I can highly recommend: