We Live Here (First Contact) - Dedicated to VEDES by daggerwilldo
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Description
I was honored that Vedes, an excellent artist in this community, allowed me to interact with one of his finely crafted fractals. The piece "We Live Here" was first presented here by Vedes in October of 2015. So, here is my cover render of this fine original. I do hope all of you who enjoy fractals will visit his gallery for some eye candy that is beyond this world. Thank you Vedes for your art. .
Comments (22)
Wow...Very well done...love it
Outstanding work! Great use of the fractal and lighting.
Wonderful artwork. I like it a lot.
Very creative interpretation of a first contact.
Fantastic composition of fractal and 3D images, very expressive scene, an original and clever work!
You well integrated your superb characters to the fractal, the result is a fantastic scifi scene, outstanding work !
fabulous image
very wonderful work
Now this farking rocks!! Very cool use of a fractal bg. Nailed it, Dag.
Excellent work!!!
Fantastic work.
cool
Fantastic concept and marvelous creation/composition... AWESOME image my friend !!!
Excellent!
And of course you made a very very important job upgrading my creation!!!!Bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Absolute beautiful!!!!!!
Looks like artwork you'd see from Vallejo or Frazetta.
Marvelous image!
It's a realy wicked looking scene & a great dedication to your dear Vedes!!!
Fantastic render with great fractal from ( John) Vedes. Love it very much! Great done!
Very nice composition!!
Great creation my friend.
I love this composition - its both cerebral and emotional. I love the contrasts between the metallic/mechanistic and the organic.