Home, From Afar by lordi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Render in Bryce 7. Lots of Photoshop. No AI

Comments (11)
great lordi.
Many thanks, Gisela
Toll gemachte science fiction Szene, gute Idee.
Vielen Dank, Horo
Sie sieht wunderschoen aus!
Danke schön, Nena
Nett wie sie sich spiegelt
Danke dir, illkirch
I like the look of this alien being...the texture you used on it looks great on this image render!
It's difficult to tell which home planet this being is visiting, if it's our planet its coming home to, perhaps a more peaceful planet would be to its liking at this time, since planet Earth is presently mired in many wars and weather instabilities. :)
Yes, one can only hope their world is better off.
Fantastic work!
Thanks a lot, starship64
Amazing composition, excellent light and atmosphere!! 👍🙋♂️
Many thanks, my friend
Fantastic ship and excellent being. It all works beautifully. :-)
Many thanks, Staticon
Excellent
Thank you, anitalee
Excellent sci-fi
Thanks a lot, Heywoody
I wish I could catch up on everything at once, but I'll do the best I can in a few days.
This is so fascinating. It's like a ship, but also a futuristic home, with a window to some powerful orb...or maybe a view into another dimension (where she's present, but with an orb and cosmic objects). The orb and what appears to be a pool, and a white object in the window, are all so fascinating. With floor lights that suggest that ship I was talking about.
And then there's the female: A humanoid, but mixes of extraterrestrial as well. The reds and yellows set her apart. A mysterious and rich piece, wIth lot of possibllities (which your title only enhances).
Thank you so much. I always love it when you discover layers in my images that I hadn't even intended—but when you describe them, it makes perfect sense, and I’m a bit amazed myself at what I’d actually hidden in there :D