Observation Lounge by max-

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 18, 2007

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Description

When little Tamianna witnessed the departure of an interstellar drivepod with her very own eyes, she was simply thrilled beyond amazement. At that moment she also realized two things: That she was very lucky to have seen such a rare event, and that she wanted to travel to the stars. Bryce6, with some objects modeled in XSI.

Comments (16)

flagonbirdy

3:26PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

I like the style of this scene. Remembers me to ScienceFiction pictures I saw when i was a child. Perhaps the windowstructure could have a more interesting material. (sorry for my schoolenglish) Greetings.

wingnut55

3:55PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

nice concept.

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Rutra

4:04PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Wow! This looks really cool! A wonderful idea and beautifully made! How I would like to have such a view from my house! :-)

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steve100

5:01PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Look at the textures on that moon, wow, excellent work here, well done.

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Xorron

5:10PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Nice idea and textures...well done :o)

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Syrup

6:04PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Excellent work! :B eaver !

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AnteriorLobe

7:01PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Excellent POV! Great work!

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CrimsonDesire

9:21PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Really cute story and great image ^^

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DavidEMartin

9:31PM | Thu, 18 January 2007

Well done.

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gerberc

12:14AM | Fri, 19 January 2007

Awesome view!

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TheBryster

8:20AM | Fri, 19 January 2007

"Don't get smudges on the glass there, Honey. You know how your Mom hates cleaning.." Great pic. Astounding lunar textures. Great models. 5

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Lown

10:23AM | Fri, 19 January 2007

Huge sense of scale, great pic!!

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max-

11:03AM | Fri, 19 January 2007

I thought about making the window structure more "fancy and complex" but then I realized that this would only distract the observer and serve no function other than to look ridiculous. The window, in this particular case, should be as unnoticeable or "invisible" as possible since the viewing subject is the outside, not the window.

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