Postcard From Titan by frogdot
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Description
Dear Grampa and Grama,
How are you? I am fine. Today it was really warm, almost -270F. Me and Mikey rode our bikes way down by the Methane Sea. Dad said we'd go out tonight and count the rings. Hope to see you soon.
Sincerely, Chrono
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The planet is all the way back as far as Bryce goes, about 102,400 units. There are two spheres. One with a altitude mask and another made barely visible. The rings are on a booleaned 2D square.
*- 10 points if you can spot the Jimi Hendrix lyric. I remembered it when I read up on Saturn's largest moon, Titan.

Comments (16)
Well structured scene. Nicely done!
cool...
Nice!
Nicely done!
funny image, cool scene
"Way down by the Methane Sea" - didn't remember it; googled it. So I get the -10 points anyway? Great image!
Fantastic image, Dave. Excellent job on the planet. Yeah, it was really warm there............Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr ;-) Corrie
Too cool -270f
Must have been a pre-Galileo spacecraft render. Heh!
Wow, that's a ways back. fine work Dave,
Nice work - would have made a great cover for a classic sci-fi story from the 50's...
~Excellent!~ :)
Just think how all came together here on Earth for us to be what we are and the way life is...Really imaginative to create what it may be like on another world and then realize how good we actually have it... Excellent Job with this visual!.. wow 102,400 units...never pushed an object that far back...nice to know there are limits...Looks convincing from my pov!
Very cool postcard. Saturn is beautifully done. I wonder how you lit it though. Jimi wrote of "Castles Made of Sand"
Excellent!
that is awesome. :)