This image was a popular surreal wallpaper in the late 1990s. Somebody once described it in the following way: Its immediate: you feel sucked into it (yellow horizon) and yet feel like lost in the space this image generates. Great effect. However if you rotate your head 90° left you see a beautiful and strange (although very classic) dawn with a kind of magic copper light.
Amazing, you have real talent, you are one of the rare people who can truely capture the imagination. Please continue to creat such splended arworks,I hope that you will continue to do so.
Desde quando você imagina tão belas paiságens? O que leva você a imagina-las? Eu gostei muito das imágens pois desde pequeno me imagino em lugares assim, como não queria esquece-los ou perde-los da minha memória comecei a desenhar imágens que via em meus sonhos, fiquei surpreso ao ver que alguém alem de mim consegue imaginar esses lugares também. Sorri if I don't write in inglish, I don't know!
I Love this one..i was first confused..thought it went upward but it's in the right place..felt a lil dumb for a couple of seconds..but once i got it..i realized how great this piece is*^_^*
I love it. I might be a flaming coke head but I like the way you made it. How its kinda like "Big pieces of rock" = / and "Big friggin' ocean" = and the whole picture = /. I'm so horrible with words, dont you agree?
Very, very cool. I think most would have used the perspective of the ocean being on the bottom of the frame. Instead, you rotated it 90 degrees and gave us the perspective from the floating islands.
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: