Soliloquy Of A Sphere by frogdot
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The Dubroskis moved out back in the late Fifties. No one had lived there since. The nearest town closed up a few years later and everything became very quiet. The sphere preferred the quiet. It needed time to think.
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made in AmapiPro. Textures from Brycearts, Animax, Marlin
Comments (19)
Very nice..."The sphere preferred the quiet." I love that sentence, it fits so well.
Gorgeous image like a photo. I love the color and composition. :D
great textures and lighting.
I think I lived there once long ago! Great neglected look. Nice stuff!
Terrific lighting and textures.
Creative idea & well-executed. Textures & shadows look great...
Lovely grunge! terrific details. Hope you didn't disturb Mr. Sphere when you renderred so intrusively - ;-))
Well done ! Damn Spheres,..........they stink the joint up.
Such a cool juxtaposition - the rough textures and hard edges of the junk with the polished roundness of the sphere.
Cool image textures on the floor is a little pixely other then then that cool!
Awesome work, the sphere and what you tell about it makes the scene a bit scary ;-)
great light and textures. and you know i love the way you think. :)
Nice job! Very clean and surreal!
This is so richly textured! I love that painted radiator. There's a some pixelization in the lower right corner, but that's just a drawback of Bryce's pic interpolation.
It thinks, therefore, it is...spherically speaking of course....(=
Cool worl - as usual! :) But some of the textures could do better in high-rez...
Really good piece of work.
Sweet as always!
I agree on the textures getting a bit bluury near the foreground (the ceiling especially), but still, nicely done!