Space Station 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 fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display.
I have no record of where I obtained the Space Station and accompanying spacecraft models, but the background of our earth is actually a NASA photograph, captured from possibly an orbiting Space Shuttle. I added the star background for effect.
Have a nice day.
Comments (11)
excellent SciFi composition with a wonderful realization !!!
That looks very very nice. Well done!!!!!!!!!
This is a great render!!
Fantastic work, Harry; you've married all the elements beautifully!
did a wonderful job and happy birthday
This is a very cool space station you created, Harry.
Classic SF-style at its best, nice to see this!
wow, harry, a new side to your talented self!!
Marvelous creation and fantasic scene... Wonderfully done !!!
Really very cool looking work Harry.. Nicely placed and well lit, good job Rob
Well I guess this must be Marilyn's first glimpse of your 3D/Mixed Media stuff, if she's just discovering this side to your work. I hope she sees more. And with Denise, you've married all the elements beautifully. Again, I know zip about this kind of work, I don't know anything about combining objects and backgrounds, and making them 'gel': I can simply appreciate them as finished images. I do sense how the ship really does feel suspended in space---something I assume takes time to set up and finesse---and the light below the ship, on earth, is a fine contrast to the dark shadows on the ship's underside; and the pink is fine contrast to all that blue and gray. And the sky is in good proportion, being 1/3 of the piece. And you've shadowed the whole bottom of the shot, as the earth curves out of the light...All very sensitively done. Fine multi media piece again, Harry.