Tunnel Tag by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The supervisor talking to the guy in the foreground has noticed that some of his crew aren't taking their duties too seriously. He'll probably let them keep it up for a bit longer just to help their morale. But if they keep it up too long, you can bet that he will put a stop to it.
Figures modeled in Poser 5 and everything else is Bryce 5. The men's clothing is from Mikeron's Casual Man Expansion Pak 2, which was purchased at poserpros.com. Thanks, Mike and Ron! The woman's shirt was a freebie fabric from the Net as was the techno panel mats. I had a major computer crash about six months ago and while I was able to save about 50% of my work and a lot of my files of Net freebies, my files that kept track of who made what didn't survive. So if anybody ever recognizes their work or someone else's that haven't been acknowledged by me, please let me know who they are. I'd really appreciate knowing where I got the techno mats as I use them quite a bit and I'd sure like to give credit where it is due. Thanks for any enlightenment you can provide. And, of course, thanks for looking at my pictures.

Comments (14)
This is awsome.Making me dizzy,but awsome!
incredible depth!! textures outstanding image !V
Wow! Thanks, pakled! Looks like I'll be doing a little visiting in the near future.
Every time I see a hexagonal corridor, I keep expecting to hear Tom Servo, Crow and Mike (or Joel) shout, "We've got 'movie sign'!" That's not meant to "slam" your image, not in the least. I certainly get a sense of "micro-gravity" that's almost disorienting. I guess the fellow nearest to us is using some form of gripping footwear. Intriguing! Sincerely, Bill
Redfern, no offense taken, but I honestly don't know what you are alluding to. Could you or someone else enlighten me?
Mystery Science Theatre 3000- a low-budget sci-fi show about making fun of bad Sci-Fi movies..hit or miss, but when it's good, it was funny
Wow, impressive and great stuff!!! Very well done!!!
Mystery Science Theatre 3000--of course! Don't know why I went blank on that reference.
I really like this anti gravity image, it's very disorienting, and very cool. Well done...
I'm sure you're basing this on centrifical force... I think it looks cool, but do to my research on this topic, the smaller the mass the object you use to make centrifical force (such as yours) the faster it must spin to creat gravity... this would have to move so fast that it would kill all these people... way too fast for the capacity to hold life.
No, it is a weightless situation. However, this is just a small part of a very large space station. I don't think it would suffer the situation that you suggest.
Fantastic!
One of the best Pics you made. Like to see moore from this scene
great scene - and a very unusual POV - love the textures :)