SpAquarius I : Introduction by renecyberdoc
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Walked around in my runtime a couple days ago and landed in the water,grin,
So I thought I build an underwaterworld,and that one goes by the name of SpAquarius I hehe.
I will try to build a somewhat Water-UnderWorld,WatUWo,and see what I can come up with.
We start of course with the construction site.Still lots to do to accommodate our citizens.
In a way all these WatUWos will be in spheres meaning not all the time have they to wear masks,its an athmosphere on its own they can breathe easily its an athmo wich allows the various species to go their usual ways.Thay can also jump from sphere to sphere with our Spack-Space-Travel (Spastra)devices.
The Big Cydonia tubes provide for the necesaary pressure and oxygen,environmental friendly of course.
The millions of farts will be filtered before getting to the outside,we don’t want to do any damage to mother nature will we??lol.i don’t want to see sharks who mutated due to foul farts hehehehe.
Same with the waste,the newest technologies are in use to recycle and to use with common sense,a common sense who seems to have gotten lost in the outside world.
now dont look around for bubbles from breathing or water currents.this is only fantasy and i dont claim any realism.
Credits:Mrx3010-Cydonia,matcreator-apocalytic,rpublishing-future of war,
Comments (53)
Wow Awesome underwater scene Rene!! Gives me inspiration!
Excellent work, Rene!
THis is awesome, REne!!!!!
jawdropping work Rene, looks super.
Really cool plan here, would be great if humans could have their underwater cities.. though as you said, filtering might be an issue. lol Very nicely done!
Fantastic underwater scene...full of excellent detail.Love this image!!!
wonders never cease to amaze.....as does your fantastic art and imagination bro
A most excellent and fantastic wonderland under the sea! Great imagination and creativity on this one, Rene! Most superb!!!!!
VERY FINE COLOR AND MOOD
That's right, your work has a lot of details on it. You must have an ultra powerful computer to be able to render all those. Mine is a 2x2.4 Ghz Quad-Core Intel Xeon but I don't want to push it to its limit LOL. Always fantastic work!
You dare to be different. And I love that about your art. Fabulous underwater scene. So cool. Bravo.
You are a master of building out of this world scene like they totally exist - great stuff... I love that little YELLOW SUBMARINE.
A great looking underwater scene you have created here though it looks as though it is being assessed by an alien on the right, will he stay or will he go!!! We may need places like this soon if we don't solve our ever burgeoning population.
WOW!!! That's a great Underwater scene... I tried one some time back didn't turn out so good though... http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2169206&user_id=359494&np&np
Well it's very simple .. you've eliminated the gas problems .. so of course, no bubbles. Quite simple, really. Let me know when the apartments in the better part of town are ready, Not the expensive part of town, just hte better part of town. I'm already packing ...
Wonderful work Rene!!!
Alles so schön clean hier!!
This looks really cool., Rene. Nice uw scene Sweet! ")
Beautiful sci-fi scene Rene, i always love your wonderful ideas of making those images.....as always excellent work.
Well, that's a really cool underwater base you've created here, Rene! This looks pretty fantastic, even with unfiltered farts. It's better when they're filtered, though! LOL! This could be one of those underwater UFO bases some theories suggest exist in unexplored areas. Very cool, Bro!
Great SF picture, and I love the color!
That's a great use of the set!