Dusty Mars II by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Matronaut Syl pauses on the way to investigate the wind ripple patterns of the chasma sand dunes to check out an intriquing rock. You can't see any cliffs because they are fifty to hundred miles away in either direction. Mars may be a small planet, but it has really, really big canyons or chasma. The MR5 is off in the distance to the upper right, but is hidden by the dust being stirred up by a new front.
Thanks for looking!
Jeremy

Comments (14)
Did an excellent job creating this.
Hope that isn't a sandstorm coming in with that new front. Awesome artwork!
I feel like I'm holding the camera! :o) Cool render!
a very good work
Excellent Image!
This is cool! Keep the good mars pic's comming, I for one am intrested what it looks like there:)
Thanks, everybody, for your remarks. They are the kind that one always hopes for. No major dust storm, zoku01. Just an average nice day on Mars. Otherwise, Syl would be racing for the Mule. The dust on Mars is about the consistency of talcum powder, so it is very light and fine. It doesn't take much to stir it up. In this case just a light breeze at the head of the front. Things should settle down in an hour or so.
Supurb as always. Your concept of Mars impresses me as being much like a real photo. All of the detailing is really great. I could easily immagine taking a drive on the mule ... Syl can drive - I just want to look. All that neat new country and no one has to open the gate. WOW! :-) Her suit is well detailed also. I immagine keeping the faceplate clear of the dust would be tough - or does the suit have an anti-stat device to repel dust from surface contact? Lighting is perfect. Thank you for another great start to a day; wish I was there. Dwayne
Dwayne, the suits have an anti-static device. Otherwise, they would have a tough time keeping it cleaned off. Same with vehicles. That talcum powder-sized dust would get into everything, housings, instruments, piping, you name it. Jeremy
Wow, fantastic job!!! I like this a lot!
WOW There're a lot of interesting things here!!!Great job!
Awesome! Fantastic detail. Nice work.
Getting better and better :)
sorry I missed this earlier, i really like it.