Landing at the shuttleport by goodoleboy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
More of my once hidden and/or neglected but now exposed Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, my fun and imaginative period.
My interpretation of a passenger shuttle, powered by an anti gravity system, shown coming in for a landing, after a brief rain shower, at a shuttleport, just one of several situated outside of a large metropolis.
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Comments (7)
Fantastically wel done... Great SF landscape !!!
Original and very creatine ! splendid sequence of SciFi !!!wonderful light and colors !!!
Wonderfully creative work, Harry; love the clouds in the sky!
This is the future! Nice creation.
Nice work on this very cool sci-fi image, Harry.
Again, your colors steal the show. The angle and perspective on the landing are very pleasing. (I have no idea how hard this is, in 3D software; that is, I have no clue what it takes to angle things like this.) Your sense of broad land-spaces is keen, in these pieces; (I mean "keen" as in sharp, not "hey, that's really neat!", though this is neat too, lol). And you have a fine sense of filling them in with objects, people, etc. This is an isolated port, surrounded either by water or land. And you've got reflections in what appears to be the landing area, with a fascinating concept of a building, all shiny and bare...But those purples and yellows: You worked with a lot of high contrasts, in these pieces, but also very rich contrasts...with blues against all that. These have a touch of day-glo in them, or Warhol-esque transformations. Even your signature is in a rich luminous hue, in high contrast. Another very pleasing graphic design from you. Your rods and cones were jumping when you imagined these pieces...
Glorious colours mate, another once lost gem you've decided to show us.. Good work By the way, got your mail with the link, thanks mate! Rob