Quittin' Time by JCD

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Apr 20, 2008

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Description

There's nothing like finding yourself at the end of a long day, especially when you work hundreds of stories up moving freight in the sweltering heat of the city's urban center. Freebie thanks and credit goes to Stonemason for his ever useful Dystopia Skytraffic models. Thanks for looking!

Comments (68)

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kathym

8:58PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Awesome JCD.

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theSea

8:59PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

stunning composition - well executed!

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Kaji

9:07PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Awesome image.

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photostar

9:20PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Awesome POV, rendering quality and imagination.

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CrownPrince

9:21PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

I love how you do these type of images... Is that the 768th floor? Thats almost 1 1/2 miles up...

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castaneda

9:22PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Gritty, urban, hard working. He deserves to get back on the ground. Excellent. Love these kinds of scifi

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Chipka

9:23PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

This is an awesome render and an unexpected flashback for me. I love the "Hammerhead" ship...though when I first saw it in the grade B movie "Battle Beyond the Stars" it reminded me more of a moose head. Oh well...at any rate, this is a superb and gritty render and I definitely enjoy it quite a lot.

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MRX3010

9:47PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Love it! Great scene and setting!

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flaviok

9:47PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Esplendido trabalho,Belissima obra, aplausos (5)

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elfguy

10:02PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Great scene!

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45Cool

10:06PM | Sun, 20 April 2008

Superb scene! What a great sci-fi image with that cool corsair ship from "Battle beyond the stars" Basically a redo of the magnificent seven. Which was a redo in itself from the seven samurai, sorry I digress. This is such beautiful work with a wonderful attention to detail. Magnificent.....

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