Calypso's Lament by RedSpartan
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
More futuristic megastructures, coupled with a little Greek mythology (I dunno, title just seemed to fit!!!). Dystopia building blocks for some of the structures, the rest created and rendered in Cinema4d. About 6 hours work in Photoshop.
Hope you like it and thanks for lookin'...Ian
Comments (24)
Yep. I like it - well done. Turan
Fantastis....especially the way it arches downward!
fantastic work, excellent postwork !
Beautiful sci-fi scene,excellent work!!!
cool image!!
wow...love it!
it will not surprise you that this is a favo
Nice atmosphere and color composition , the clouds are stunning.
Excellent image! Great postwork. I really like the mist/fog on the ground area.
Wow, what a striking composition - great work!
It's wonderful!! I love it!!
Nice interesting scene! Well done!!
Fantastic Scene. The Odyssey by Homer has alwas been my favourite legend.
Poor lonely Calypso--the title adds a lot to the image!
Nice scene :)
Superb pciture. Very good composition. Great postwork.
Really is excellent, love the architecture and what you’ve done in the post work
Fantastic work! Great title and concept!!
Superb image. Great concept implemented perfectly. Well done.
Beau dessin, belle pose et beau rendu!!!!!! BRAVO
The combination works brilliantly. Like this one a lot.
This image and your previous one (The Ring of the World) are quite inspiring. I have not ever read Iain M Banks but your renditions of the constructs of The Culture will move me to do so.
Oh wow what an outstanding view point with such detail and beauty as well!! I love the costume design as well as the architectural design awesome image!!!
I love the blend of futuristic and classical/mythological here. If I may ask, what parts did you model yourself and is there any chance of them being released for general use in one form or another?