Arrakis by three_grrr

Fractal • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 04, 2008

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This is two flames, the moon is from one of Liz's (etomchek) newest script, Bag of Marbles. She has a gazillion different kinds of marbles in this script, from Haiku to grand julian! They are awsome and work in 3D Hack. I just found this at her site. copy and paste: http://5thdimensionstudios.com/Gallery/Script-Resources-and-Downloads?page=3 And the scene you are looking at is from Bunny's Alien Worlds scripts, this one is from the one she named "Curly was Here", with a teensy bit of tweaking. Thanks Bunny, for this fabulous set of Alien Worlds scripts! So it's assembled and a little post work to make the "moon" appear to be rising, in PSP. It made me think of Arrakis, the desert planet in Frank Herbert's Dune books. You can even see the big Sandworms that produce the Spice that was so valuable. Thank you all for stopping to view the previous post, and leaving such marvelous comments, I just love reading them all, and giggling at what some of you said! Someday I hope to get all caught up, and send proper thanks you's to all who favorited my stuff in the last few months.

Comments (51)

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NekhbetSun

9:31AM | Sat, 05 January 2008

Outstanding dear Rita !!! you did well with them :o) ~ Hugs ~

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Lipa

12:12PM | Sat, 05 January 2008

I remember the Dune very well. Worms are normally buried in the sand, though. This is an awesome planetscape, with all the dimness of the horizon in place. The Moon is so very moony.

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lior

1:39PM | Sat, 05 January 2008

Superb sci fi fractal artwork!

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ledwolorz

3:05AM | Sun, 06 January 2008

Beautiful colors. Fantastic work.

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pops

4:17AM | Sun, 06 January 2008

This is awesome-like being in deep space

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saeltari

7:19AM | Sun, 06 January 2008

This looks like a dragon's eye. Mystical and ethereal. Nicely done!

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afugatt

6:13PM | Sun, 06 January 2008

Mysterious and awesome!

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JillianElf

9:56PM | Sun, 06 January 2008

Great memories of reading Dune and a great image, one of growth as well! :)

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Dinhi

4:29AM | Mon, 07 January 2008

Excellent bit of post op magic, this is a real winner and I can see the Dune reference clearly! [= Excellent work! [=

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ToniDunlap

10:37AM | Mon, 07 January 2008

Yes Rita. What a wonderful imaginary capture of the world of Dune. By the way, my most favorite book of any, over the years. I love this image. You did an extraordinary job. Magnificent my friend.

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chimera46

3:10PM | Mon, 07 January 2008

Very cool, especially the title, I am a huge fan of Frank Herbert's Dune series.

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dragonmuse

3:11PM | Mon, 07 January 2008

Beautiful and mysterious.

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dinner

7:31AM | Tue, 08 January 2008

Nice presentation !

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efron_241

8:17AM | Tue, 08 January 2008

Great image.. enthousiastic MikeErson says it all The image gives you the impression of movement.. It's title reminds me of the Dune-Saga.. wasn't that the planet of the Spice worms :) Great how you played with light and colors.. good, good, good

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taurus66

12:27AM | Wed, 09 January 2008

i would have thought of the "badlands". a hideout area for marquis raiders in "star trek". Anyway a moody scenery with rich details. (don't leave without viewing the fullsize image!)

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