Saturn from Mimas by Bambam131
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Saturn from Mimas
Mimas [MY-mass] is one of the innermost moons of Saturn. Mimas was a Titan who was slain by Hercules. William Herschel discovered the moon in 1789. The surface is icy and heavily cratered. Mimas has a low density, meaning it probably consists mostly of ice. Because Mimas has such a low temperature of about -200° C (-328°F), the impact features may date back to the time of the moon's creation.
The image was created all in Bryce. The starfield was added during postwork by Universe; all other postwork done in Photoshop.
All comments are welcome…………
Cheers,
David

Comments (15)
Great image my friend...The saturn maps are amazing,,,
Great image! Love the shadows. Nice big craters there too.
Beautiful BRYCE work. Good light effect.
cool idea.. you planetairy journey's are a great joy to watch
Amazing Work.....!!!
Very nice terrain work!
Excellent Brycework David :)
Sweet. Excellent work, as usual. :)
Breath-taking image! The Saturn map is outstanding. The Cassini separation is perfect! Brilliant work!
Nice ground render - Looks like the art of Chesley Bonestell
very very very good
Outstandic work! Looks very real (though I haven't been there, yet). The snow looks even good in close up.
Wow, that's a fantastic piece, I hope we really get there, some day.
Another fine astronomical image, David. I especially like the terrain textures.
wonderful image!!