The Miracles of Modern Medicine by Dim_Reaper

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 15, 2008

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Comments (18)

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andrewl

3:12PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

A wonderful thought for the future. stunning image :)

gizmee

3:15PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

Excellent scene!! Fantastic work!!

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mafaja

3:23PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

Great work

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doarte

3:52PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

Perfect presentation of the possible. Just consider what medicine is doing for our veterans.

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LinaraTar

4:17PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

fantastic work!

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tarlana

4:31PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

The tear running down her cheek here is an EXCELLENT touch.

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DrMutato

4:49PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

OMG! So evocative. Made me cry.

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3Dpixi

5:41PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

Wow... I love it... great character, use of colours and beautiful scene!

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Dog-boi

6:54PM | Sun, 15 June 2008

Very cool.

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JCD

12:11AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Awesome - love her pose!

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Dim_Reaper

5:46AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Thank you for all the kind comments. I got the idea when I saw this news story: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7443866.stm Absolutely fantastic invention which will hopefully get mass-produced, but it did make me think about where the final limit will be, and just how far should we go down this path.

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thecytron

9:10AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Awesome!

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LBAMagic

9:13AM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Excellent work.

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thebasstard

2:27PM | Mon, 16 June 2008

Excellent work, I ´ve read the story too. Well, it´s great for the amputees in rich countries or those who are chosen as testers, who will be equipped with it, but I think it will make those who can´t afford such a device feelin´ much more excluded than they already do. You´re thinkin´ about the veteran, but what´s with the innocent victims of the wars in Afghanistan or Iraq, will they get those prosthetics? Very unlikely, they can be lucky if they get the standard provided by some NGOs and development aid.

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