Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea by eekdog
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Do you recall that old TV show??
Something simple for humpday.
Thanks for your visit. Steve.
Comments (72)
I remember this series, it passed during my youth, I liked very much your composition is a full homage, superb
This is super excellent!! I had forgotten how sleek the sub was!
Wondeful recreation!
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Kewl!! I watch this every evening!!
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Excellent
Brings back memories. Much better show than Lost in Space, in my view. Great render!!
Captures the series wonderfully. Love it!
Yup. I do recall the TV show staring Richard Basehart. Loved it more then Star Trek at the time. I also read the Golden Key comic books based on the tv show....
I used to love that show. We used to have models of the big sub and the shuttle sub or whatever it was called. Nostalgia.
I honestly don't remember the tv show, though I probably saw it, and you did a great job with the mountainous forms of underwater---mountains, though maybe billows of water, or maybe sea plants; they're a great looming background, whatever they are. Fine abstract work. And a big billowing black mass on the right, with that squid throwing its feelers everywhere. I also love the grainy texture on the edges, and how the edges dissolve into white (they look like the edges of photos, fresh from the darkroom). And the ship is perfect. Your edge work is really terrific here. And whatever I did see way back, is conjured by this image with perfect memory. The blues are terrific and looming as well...