Machine metaphysics by faroutsider
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Description
Silvestre loved the atrium - the view, the warmth of the sun, the clean lines of the arched glass, the design of the floors - but most of all, she loved the small quadrupeds that lived here, the feeling of their fur, their swift intelligence, their lightning quick reflexes. She made no sense of their vocalisations but nevertheless felt an enormous affinity for them, and they enjoyed a wide repertoire of communication...
Vue 9 Infinite, cropping and signature in Photoshop CS5.
TFL, Craig.
BTW, I had a wonderful ride in the Cape Argus Cycle Tour, finishing 6 minutes slower than my target time (and almost an hour and a half slower than the professionals... :o). So although I didn't win, I was definitely a winner.
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Comments (29)
Outstanding composed scene my friend, superb light and shadow work....excellent done.
Beautiful in everything!
Awesome scene!!!
Absolutely fantastic creation here, fabulous environment, perfect lighting and POV, congratulations!
Excellent image!
Really beautiful work, both the interior and exterior landscape are stunning!
superb composed scene and render
~Wow! The illustration and the storyline are so well fit together! And the scene is absolutely jaw dropping! The clean lines, the light cascading in the windows and the ultra realistic background! Did I say Wow!~
That is fantastic lighting in this render,and the clarity really is outstanding...I think this ranks as one of your best as far as realism goes,right down to the scene outside the windows...very well done Craig!
A perfect composition and execution Craig - this is top work! I like the juxtaposition of android/machine person exhibiting human traits. Brilliant.
Incredible scene and cool synopsis. This render would crash my machine for sure. Congrats on finishing the bike tour.
Excellent!
the cat looking out towards the water my place to see the thoughts that watch this is so cool and a lot of WOWs' just came forth warm hugs my friend, Linda
Well done for completing the Argus and for a fine scene!
Outstanding! I love the background, so much like home yet so different. I can easily imagine occupying that space. Wonderful work!
great work
No creative phase right now but a visit in your Gallery is a must for me, a very beautiful work
Awesome!!!!!
..great scene and lightning
there is an impersonal feel to this until U see the cat.. bravo on comp and thx so much for yr patronage over the years darlin xox
Congratulations on your ride. A great accomplishment. Bravo!! A truly lovely story and magnificent scene. Gorgeous view out the windows and stunning lighting within and without. Very zen, I love it.
A gorgeous piece of work. Great setup and render
Congratz on your win. Wherever you placed, its your heart that will carry the trophy. Excellent work, too! ")
Oh ... wow ... stunning!
Great sci-fi, beautiful interior and lighting.
Superb composition, Craig!!!
Fantastic image! Really beautiful work!!
Interesting architectural design, fine execution.
Well Craig, as you see I may not make it to page 1 of your gallery, this session. I'm picking every 2d or 3d image, but it's hard to bypass so much...Here we see your sense of interiors, which you've shown before: A sweeping, looming atrium, very open, very clean---in a 'zen' sort of way, ie, emptying the inner space to be more receptive to the outer universe. (Or vice versa, depending on where you start.) A large sweep-of-a-space, all open floors with easeful beige-ish hues which provide a backdrop for the beauty outside, rather than a contrast. Those big sweeping windows define the atrium & overlook more nature, which you blanketed not only in its 'own' atmospheres but in the added veil of the glass itself---ie, we can see that the forest & river are effected by the filters of the glass. And then, Sylvestre and her cats: They're indelibly present, but also unobtrusive against the sweep of the outside world. Also, you have an affinity for cats, I see (wonderful)---you know how they move & engage themselves. A looming overarching vision, with intimacy, subtlety and sweep. Very fine work, Craig.