Assembly Point Omega by Darklorddc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"This day was long in coming. You have heeded the call from across the Protectorate; from the steel and glass towers of Terra, from the plains of Ganesha, the lush vineyards of Esmerelda and the caverns of Pellicudan.
Why have you come? Because for the last six months, you know that eight billion of your fellow citizens have suffered under the yoke of Imperial oppression, following the cowardly and deceitful blitz into Cooper Sector.
You know that for the last six months, those billions of your fellow man have been looking up, scanning the skies, searching for hope, searching for salvation, searching for deliverance.
Hope is coming.
Salvation is coming.
Deliverance is coming.
You know, as do I, that when they were looking up, they were really looking for one thing.
THEY WERE LOOKING FOR US!" -- Admiral Chawela Navarre, before giving the command for the mobilization of the Liberation Fleet from Assembly Point Omega.
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Background created in GIMP 2.6
Ship models created in DOGA-L3 and Carrara.
Enjoy, and let me know what you think.

Comments (18)
Very inspiring image and message
EXCELLENT SPACE SCENE
Great science fiction. Both image and dialogue.
Outstanding space image! Fantastic work!
Nice POV!
Fantastic scifi scene!!!!
Very effective and realistic lighting
Fabulous sci-fi scene and dialogue, awesome work!
GENIAL.
Well staged and well written.
I liked the speech. And the fleet looked impressive.
Very cool space scene!
Nice render.
excellent
wonderful space scene!!
Fantastic...
Great looking planet in the background!
very good lighting and the planet and moons look great. Keep up the good work, I look forward to seeing what you do nest using Carrara. Cheers, David