Downtown traffic in the future by goodoleboy
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More of my once hidden and/or neglected fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display. This one created 12/28/04.
Have a spiffy day.
Comments (7)
Outstanding creation and composition... Fantastic SF scene my friend !!!
a fine parallel with the 5th Element !!! SciFi szene beautiful !!!
I was reminded of The Fifth Element too (it's a film with Bruce Willis, if you didn't know it; one of my faves). It would be very difficult to keep an eye on vertical and horizontal traffic at the same time, what a nightmare unless the vehicles have a lot more capability than we do now! Excellent fantasy work, Harry!
Very cool
Cool scene! Very Fifth Elementy!
well I've never seen "The Fifth Element," as Denise and RRichard have, so I can't say anything about it. But the pic is a big fun traffic filled shot (i'm treating it like it's a photo, can you believe that?), with lots of counterpoint and visual lines. And you created a very orderly scene too---everyone's going the right way, and seems to be aware of everyone else---a very orderly creation. (Maybe wishful thinking, after years of living in a huge city. These drivers couldn't have come from LA, Chicago or Manhattan...) Nice yellows in the buildings---you know what they remind me of? The wheels on slot machines! No numbers, but they look like slot wheels to me. But you have flat yellows too, in the windows. I really like them. And nice blues and greens, and a bold shot of red. Lots of fun. You must've had fun conceiving this (assuming it wasn't too painstaking to lay it all out). What do you say to a taxi driver who's up that high? "I'm in a hurry, could you take the stratosphere?" A big fun piece, Harry., and bold and bright too.
Excellent creation. Ever wonder what things might be like a hundred years from now? I imagine traffic interacting on several plains is going to take some juggling to manage.