The Other Side by Markal
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Terragen .9.43, two different Hubble nebula images overlayed and postworked in PSP 7 along with a LunarCell moon...thanks!
Comments (40)
Stunning! Thank you
Thought provoking; and, creativity at its best!
very coooool;)*****.
Now this is pretty cool looking image..
splendid lighting
Cool !!!
Very creative, postwork is perfect for this kind of scifi image. I like a lot the light too.
This is the image I'd love framed and hanging in my study... if only I had a study! Gets top marks from me :)
Fantastic image!!!
cool.
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i bet this little beauty took a while to render - i forget how time consuming full quality settings were with water - in T2 i havent used water once
Very nice. Maybe a spaceship would fit perfect into this scenery.
Excellence! ")
Fantastic!!!
Amazing stuff made moreso! BJ
Magnificant!! Really nice post work also.
The wormhole is active!
Genial...wonderful sky..fantastic work!
Masterpiece!
I love the concept and the AWEsome realization. Very cool and so beautiful and [always] excellent!
very very COOOOOL!
Beautiful, great originality.
very accomplished tg work...as is the pw...again we bow to the spacey master!!!!
Ah yes - we know the Markalian worlds like the back of our hands... Always mysterious and intriguing - and at the same time strangely inviting... Like I just love to visit that familiar planet - Aw, man - Let me go there!
Great lightspot and water too!
Awesome mood, wonderful artwork!
That's a beautiful sci-fi creation... great render !
Little over the top, maybe? Just teasing, classic stuff Mark!
What a sight to behold.