Megadozer by bogwoppet

Mixed Medium • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 14, 2010

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Description

'Megadozer' Following the war of 2112, fifty percent of the earth was radioactive and uninhabitable. Over one billion people had lost their lives and many of the survivors were sick, injured or dying. In a bid to reclaim the toxic land, huge mobile factories were constructed. These massive structures trundled across the barren landscape clearing away contaminated earth, buildings and human remains. Many thanks for looking. Tony

Comments (44)

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uncollared

7:12AM | Mon, 15 March 2010

it Wal-e on steroids. Great image

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kjer_99

7:41AM | Mon, 15 March 2010

Impressive machine; depressive future history.

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thecytron

8:48AM | Mon, 15 March 2010

I have seen one of these stripping the land on the tar sand project in Alberta Canada just the other day!

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praep

1:55AM | Tue, 16 March 2010

Great machine.

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JSGraphics

7:20AM | Tue, 16 March 2010

Excellent work! Well Done!

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45Cool

12:06PM | Tue, 16 March 2010

Most excellent work1

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gaff

3:21PM | Wed, 17 March 2010

Fantastic!!! You´re the man!

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Vos1327

8:56AM | Thu, 18 March 2010

Great image!

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Forevernyt

2:18PM | Thu, 18 March 2010

I was going to say something political about this, but I'll refrain. This is an epic picture and very well crafted!

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kftate

9:06AM | Mon, 22 March 2010

Fantastic image! Great models and atmosphere. Excellent work!!

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missgrin

6:25PM | Mon, 22 March 2010

Excellent scene...

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three_grrr

10:19PM | Thu, 25 March 2010

wow. what a sense of doom and foreboding overwhelms me just sitting here looking at the hopelessness of it all. The huge factory bulldozers leave me with a sense that no one is running them, they move and clear and plow under on their own, pre-programed, and perhaps having evolved into some semblance of sentience .. what amazing things your mind conjures up ..

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gmvgmvgmv

5:20AM | Sat, 27 March 2010

Yeah, this thing looks like it has ample headroom to get the job done! Your images always impress, but the consistent use of dramatic lighting and the spectacularly menacing skies is what always seems to draw me to your work. You're certainly one of the best! Fine, fine work!!

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