FRAQ091905 by joefraq
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Created w/ XenoDream
Inspired by Stefan Vitanov
His space station series ROCKS
Thanks for dropping by
Joseph Presley

Comments (16)
Fabulous XD Machine! I'm seeing many XD Images of things made of metel. Awesome job. :)
And your space station rocks too!
wonderful space station =D
Very cool XD modelingwork Joe nice subtle background anything in a very good balance
Hi Joe, I had to look closer after seeing the thumbnail image! I am in awe of this image! Love it! Another complex XD image! Leanndra
Great machinery Joe! Details are so realistic and the overall atmosphere is unforgetable. Seems I still have something to learn from your XD constructions.
Cool XD machinery!!!!
the perspective on this is awesome...thats the hardest part to get.,, masterful job joe...
great work, not only a cool object but the grit and lighting are perfect.. this looks like a real object, not an obvious xenodream form.. the shadows are important, what you don't see but is implied is key
WOW! Looks like a futuristic power station. Excellent.
Awesome and excellent complex build, and the point of view lends great depth.
A wonderful metallic faraway place! Fantastic lighting :)
Fantastic SF scene you've created here, Joe!!
I missed this one last week. A detail of a space factory maybe? Very impressive. Deserved a spot in the FWW. Congrats.
WOW! So cool and so "real' looking! Outstanding XD image, Joe. Reminds me of the innards of those giant, electro-mechanical calculating machines of the 40's and 50's they used for breaking codes that were the forerunners of computers.
This one is superb! And yes, I agree, Stefan's work is amazing too. Love your eye for detail in this image. Seems like this station already had a lot of impacts!