Lost in Space by lordi
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Render in Bryce 7. No AI

Comments (18)
Been lost a while it looks like. Too cool scene!
Thanks, kelchris3. Yeah, I think the poor guy has been overdue for longer than just a few days :D
Oh, and i was so hoping to get a good night’s sleep tonight. Guess not! Grim but great image!!
Oh, don't worry about it. Sleep soundly. After all, the gentleman (or lady) is far, far away from Earth :D Thank you, gmvgmvgmv
Very nice.
Thanks, Gisela
Sophie Adenot ist es nicht. Die ist bis jetzt heil zurück gekommen
Stimmt, bleibt offen wen sie da vergessen haben...
Es scheint, dass man auch im All die Weichteile verliert, wenn man lange genug wartet. Nicht eigentlich eine schöne Szene aber trotzdem wunderbar gemacht.
Danke dir, Horo. Ich denke, solange man noch Atmosphäre in der Kapsel hat und Bakterien aktiv sein können, sind weichteile da auch schnell mal weg :D
Excellent - worthy of Heavy Metal!
Many thanks, CLOUD_WILLIAM
Great details! Very dramatic!
Thank you, Flint_Hawk
Creative. How many renders a day are you creating as always a few new ones and not simple either
Thanks. I try to create at least one new render, though elaborate ones can easily take two or three days to get everything just right. But when I have the time and the mood strikes, I might do as many as three or four in a day.
Super creation..
Many thanks, pc_artist
This is wonderful work!
Thanks a lot, starship64
Great idea
COOL POV
Many thanks, MagikUnicorn
Hmmm. Der hat wohl das Sonnenbaden leicht übertrieben. Aber egal - wächst wieder nach. Nur das Krebsrisiko steigt etwas.
lach Ich glaub Krebs interessiert den jetzt auch nicht mehr so wirklich :D
There may still be bacterial activity so long as air is present, but once the power gives out and the environment reaches the ambient temperature of space, decomposition should stop and a sort of mummification of the remains should take place.
Though a skeleton in a space suit is rather more dramatic. :-)
Cheers...
Hopefully his memories were downloaded to a reliable storage device before he died ;-)
I'm afraid that might have been damaged by cosmic radiation after such a long time.
Are you sure he is dead beyond any reasonable doubt? I saw this movie about ambulances here in the US and how the paramedics can not pronounce a person dead till the body reaches the hospital and a certified doctor claims that he is officially dead and then writes down the time of death on a chart.
I can only imagine how that would go for this astronaut and his time of estimated death! lol :)
laughs Well, under those circumstances, he’s probably just considered absent for the time being—and he’s going to be in serious trouble for not checking in with his boss for so long :D
Smashing!👍🙋♂️
thanks, Saby55
wow, I honestly didn't see the skull at first...I thought it maybe was a dog...it's a skull! No wonder everyone's talking about him dying. And of course you're saying he may just be 'late'...I'd pay to see him land, go back to headquarters, pull off his helmet, say, "rough day..." and go home. It's really well done (no suprise) and the angle is right for a person in a space capsule in flight...(I had no idea how much bryce could do!)
laughs You're being too nice to me again. But it really is a funny image—him getting out in that state and just telling his superior he had a few minor issues with the mission, but nothing serious laughs. But yeah, Bryce offers some great things to do.