Uninvited Visitors by helanker
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
LOL! Just playing around. Made the flying soucers in Paint Shop Pro 9. With Mark´s (anahata.c) permission, I used one of his beautiful shots of Chicago seen from the Lake Michigan. Not the marvellous one he posted today but another shot from wintertime. Yes, I know, but I had such fun doing this. :)
Have a wonderful and creative weekend.
Sunny and peaceful weather here today.
Thank you so much for viewing, comments and favs to my previous post. It is Highly appreciated :)

Comments (17)
A super image Helle.
בס"ד ממש נהדר ומקסים! שבת שלום! ממני ליאור
LOL! Very nice!
Nice work on this super cool image Helle, looks like an invasion
Fantastic sci fi scene my friend!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
Wonderful scene and work , Helle ! Very beautiful !!!!!
Fantastic sci-fi image Helle! You've done a wonderful job on this! :)
Ruh-roh! Maybe I should postpone my trip! LOL!
very COOL work!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So clever! They look rather well appointed, as we say, lots of lights and maybe comfy seats in business class.
Zounds! You'd mentioned you wanted to do an "image," when you asked permission to use that photo, but I had no idea you'd come up with this! I haven't seen my ebots in about 8 hours, so I just found this thing! What a sci fi vision, lol---and I never thought I'd see space ships over Lake Michigan---and from you! But lemme tell ya: This is a pretty brash city & if we saw those saucers flyin' on in to this place, I guarantee you there'd be Chicagoans standin' on the Lakeshore screaming, "Bring it on!!!!!!!!" And if you think I'm kidding, just come here one week! What no one else knows is that you took those buildings from a gray, snowy, arctic, depressing shot of the lake, with no life anywhere, and a lake that was completely snowed over. I figured you'd put some plants in it, or do one of your delicate purplish & text-filled multi-layered montages. I really couldn't figure why you wanted this! But, bam! Invasion from Mars! I love it! And that big swirl in the middle of the sky: Is that a rotory blade or the Second Coming, lol? Well I know how much fun you have, so this is no surprise. And you should know that that sky isn't so removed from what we get when a storm is brewing: It's almost this color (except it rains like mad afterwards). Great image, and anytime you want to turn one of my photos into the End of the World, you have my permission! You did a great job with a very drab image! "Five stars, a nail-biter from start to finish!" (The New York Times...)
Wow... what a fantastic sci-fi scene. Superb!!
Wow, exellent work ;o)))))))))))))))
A super manipulation and those are great spaceships hovering over Chicago. Excellent work and you look to be having fun.
Hahhahaaa!!! LOL, Helle:))))this is beyond words! I have to ask: you still have tickets??:))))))))))Great view in the sky of a friendly invasion into the place of mark:)))))))Very well done and i can see the great fun YES:))))).Fabulous!
WOW! This is FUN! I always love a good visitation, and I laughed out loud when I read Andrea's comment! They do look comfy; nicely lit, so you can sit on board one of these beauties and read a good book! And they do look big enough to have plenty of room and nice panoramic views of...well, Chicago. Of course, now I have images of Marvin the Martian in my head. I think he would fly around in one of these. He's out to destroy the Earth, you know, because it obstructs his view of Venus, and from what I hear, Venus is quite a nice view, when Earth isn't busy getting in the way...so yeah...ka-blooey! Bye-Bye Earth! This is fantastic. I'd be willing to stay in Chicago if it looked like this!
I would have never guessed this had come from you Helle! :) Way to stretch the envelope!