Traversing a Small Cliff by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The matronauts are examining some hematite material in the stones of a small cliff. The Mars Rover is not able to remain level, but it is still doing some "fancy work" to keep things as level as possible.
Cliff is a terrain relief made from a NASA/JPL photo from Spirit rover. Everything else is by me. Not a great picture, but it was fun to make.
Comments (10)
wonderful work,and deph of view,well done,the render is splendid.vote.
Wonderfull art, and semi-true too! ;)
Hey! I think it's fantastic. Great work.
Great great great stuff!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent models and point of view...
Very great!Excellent!!
your Mars postings can't be beat ... my vote, well earned as always. What are the two small items behind the machine? martian rabbits, or small pieces of left over baloon fragments from the 2004 landings? wasnt hematite surface deposits associated with fluid flows? i see you have some channels but I am thinking you could have shown more pronounced channels (and bigger rabbits)
Now, Dwayne, you know very well those "rabbits" are matronauts.
Damn! I love this rider!
Fine textures and POV
Me too I like martian rabbits. I think it was Spirit who saw the first rabbit on Mars. Great rover and terrain.