Semicircular Robotic Infusion by dragongirl
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Bryce - Spiralizer - my iridescent glass textures
Jane’s Diary - The Sea of Glass Bones
In the midst of that Sea is evidence of some civilization gone awry - long-abandoned remnants of a technological development beyond our understanding.
I never take Travelers into this area, but we usually pass it’s outskirts on every journey in, as though the living paths we take to other landmarks know we need these visions. In the past. I was never able to determine whether this part of the Traveling was for warning or for hope.
On my most recent journeys here, I have noticed that in the Plains of Desolation found here - oft-mutated organic denizens and ancient abandoned bio-mech robotic constructs have begun to dance that dance - beautiful and eternal.
Life!
Perhaps these seemingly reanimating inhabitants shall be wiser than those who created the Desolation Plains. We who watch and wait, now know we can hope.
Comments (9)
pretty..that texture is..amazing? yeah
cool story and beautiful pic
This image is nice! It is as if you were to mix Dali and Parkes in a blender.
This is absolutely enchanting, please do more!!!!!!!!! Verdie : )
beautiful words that illuminate this fascinating image...I think you need to teach me how to do this!
This is outstanding, beautiful to say the least. I agree with bloodstone, it's very Daliesque. (I hope I spelled that right.) Very well done. "Ray"
good vibes with an excellent composition, there is still room for the viewers imaginations!
Fantastic image....keep playing in Bryce
How did I miss this for so long? I haven't seen it here that I recall. Great stuff, I'm glad I found it