No One Would Have Believed by RedSpartan
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And this was no disciplined march; it was a stampede—a stampede gigantic and terrible—without order and without a goal, six million people unarmed and unprovisioned, driving headlong. It was the beginning of the rout of civilisation, of the massacre of mankind.
Always wanted to do a War of the Worlds picture. Martian tripod built in Cinema4D using splines and kitbashing. I've put this in the Daz gallery as the characters were set up and rendered there, although there was a lot of postwork in Photoshop.
Comments (16)
A draamatic scene, love the expressions on the horses, and everything goes together nicely.
Excellent scene, characters, render and postwork...
The best SciFi never omits the human element. Marvelous, just marvelous :-)
Amazing !
Most excellent!
Absolutely a great realization, superb scene's composition and single character's pose and expression !!
Very engaging image....superb combination of elements, quality work....!!
Excellent work!
Excellent, excellent dramatic scene. Wonderful posing, especially with the fear of the horses.
Great POV and lighting. Fabulous image!
This is terrific. Never saw the Heat Ray depicted as lightning before, but it looks great.
..perfect dramatic scene and fantastic details and postwork
This is a wonderful piece. I enjoy anyone representing this great work of science-fiction in its original setting. I have been working to do a reading of 'The War of the Worlds' on my Youtube channel 'The Black Dog Chronicles' and I would like to ask if it would be possible to use this piece in the artwork, with reference to you in the credits?
Thanks, and yeah, go for it...nice of you to think it's good enough.
Horrific and great work. Pity the fullscreen is not as big expected.
Wow, amazing scene! Fantastic work!
Holy $hit!