Mars Terrain: Unknown #24 by flashone
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If Dr. Karlson thinks she's nervous now, wait til she sees what's in store for her when she gets to Mars! Ohhhhhhh!
Great work Mike. Very creative image.
Wonderful work, Michael!! Great story too! Bravo!!
Wow LOL She was nervous..I'd be saying that in her place too.. I'm ok to go I'm ok.. by the time I would have gotten to the 5th OK..I'd have peed my britches LOL Great story.. great images! HUGS
not to mention the letters would be backwards, if appearing the way they do here..the side facing her looks upside down to me..;) Great concept, great art..keep at it
Amazing expression sweets... can hardly wait for the next installment!
Thank you all for comments and feedback. I have reposted the image. I was in such a hurry to get to Mars, I just threw up the image and realized later that the view in the transwindow wasn't quite right (Thanks, pakled!)
Great image as always! Excellent scene. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
I love the seating. You really did capture the look on her face to perfection! I love this series.
Wow! You really have me scared! Great image. You have the expression down wonderfully, bro.
Wow! Super image!! The control panel is very cool!!
NOW the plot thickens (or, if you like, the clot thickens... yes the clot is me, of course)
Super job there are some great textures there!! The little yellow dot on the ocean is the yellow dingy the captain is speaking from then!!
Excellent job on the expressions!!!!
I can feel her fear..lol..Excellent pic,Great work
Never has so august a community commited to a Julian date with more certainty. It reminds me of waiting at the GA airport at Cape Canaveral where the tiki rocks have portholes for the first launch of the space shuttle. Morph it with the next day looking off the porch of Otis Elevator at the sky to the north and seeing a very high arc or flame headed east over the atlantic and then a TV image of boosters dropping away and then external tank dropping away to leave only the anxiety to MECO before I could take my hand off the range safety switch manned space flight and the abort to Roberts, Angola battle plan.