Rising by drawbridgep

Carrara/RDS • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 09, 2006

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Second in a mini series. I used yesterdays picture as a base and moved some stuff around and really kinda like the way this lines up. I think the cover of one of Asimov's books did a similar thing. One of the Foundation series if I'm not mistaken. Thanks for taking the time to look. AND, if you get a second, take a look at Sci-fi Weekly where one of my pictures is the cover picture this week.

Comments (26)

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pakled

7:25AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

I guess it depends on the printing; I got my Foundation books back in the late 60's..;) man your stuff just gets better and better.

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CrimsonDesire

7:28AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Terrific shot, great formation poses on the ships ^^

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Svarg

7:30AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

This Is better than yesterday's. It really does look like a book cover. Nice work.

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draculaz

7:32AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

quite awesome! this just gets better and better. you need a balloon though :)

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Tanczos

7:34AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

ooh. I prefer this onre to the last...better balanced somehow. ;o)Tanc

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TheBryster

7:39AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

I couldn't live there - I'd be scared a planet would fall on my head....Awesome work! 5

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sirjon

7:43AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

One of my favorites yet. The Massive depth perspective is just amazing. This is inspiring work. Bravo!!!!!

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SusiQ

8:30AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Soaring through pastel skies as worlds twist and turn above. Great image!

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evinrude

8:34AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Very striking composition. Good show!

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mzedanh

8:57AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

I didn't like the motion blur in the previous one and got to agree with the fellows here that this is definitely better. The planets look quite oversized, but that's of course your own artistic impression and you're free to do what you like. The vessels are as awesome as ever, your specialty of course;). All in all 5+. Well Done.

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bogwoppet

9:07AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

I love it and the sky is superb - Bravo!

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GRAUGHT

9:27AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

It really is just incredible. Congrats on the Sci-weekly shot. Bravo!

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lemonjim

9:53AM | Mon, 09 October 2006

makes an awesome magazine or book cover, dead-on!

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Odessey

12:43PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Much better , congrats !

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IO4

1:02PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Amazing skyscape!!

ek-art

4:13PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Now, THIS is totally beautiful!! Seriously, it's maybe THE best space image you've ever made. (If you ask me) :)

maudawg

5:11PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

!!!Book Cover??? This is poster quality!!! Outstanding!!!

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4blueyes

5:27PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Awesome classic sci-fi feeling. Ek is right, it's one of yours best works :)

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zfigure7

11:11PM | Mon, 09 October 2006

Magical piece of spectacle. Fantastic work all the way!

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Gog

8:42AM | Tue, 10 October 2006

Lovely work Phil, and congrats o the cover!

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Doublecrash

10:40AM | Thu, 12 October 2006

Lo, friend! This is really impressive... I love the scifi atmosphere, of something big that is going to happen. And applause for the magazine cover!

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logican12000

7:45AM | Mon, 16 October 2006

Nice work here.

AeroJett

3:22PM | Wed, 18 October 2006

Dang, I need to check in the carrara gallery more often. I looked at several of your recent images just now and they are trully inspiring, especially the nebula one :)

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