Evolutionary Atrophy by neelzonline

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Apr 03, 2011

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Description

After months of inactivity, I figured I'd better post an image so people know I'm still rendering. Isn't it funny how as technology advances the less we have to do. What is the final result of this evolutionary path?

Comments (20)

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saphira1998

9:19AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

great

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capelito

9:30AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Great and fantastic image and work.

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Brian S.

9:35AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

This is really cool!

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soffy

9:40AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Awesome work and details,looks fantastic***

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Flixthe

10:34AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Impressionnant ! Que ce soit l'idée ou sa réalisation.

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rbowen

10:43AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Excellent!

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axolotl2

11:09AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

What an optimistic vision !!!

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Orinoor

11:36AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Disturbing in it's truth and an excellent image. Off to go do a little gardening now that you've scared the dickens out of me! LOL!

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artgum

11:42AM | Sun, 03 April 2011

You echo many of my recent thoughts about society. Outstanding vision here.

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anitalee

1:16PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Excellent

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odile

2:11PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Very clever and brilliant!

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bigbraader

3:56PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Really cool & original, well done. 5*

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Hubert

4:13PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

Creepy and fascinating! An awesome image!

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Digital_Mischief

6:53PM | Sun, 03 April 2011

I want to agree, but I love my new TV and DSLR camera. This is really good. Up to your usual standards!!!

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Kinchie

6:01AM | Mon, 04 April 2011

Intesting image & idea - a bit more like de-volution nor evolution by the looks of it. I'm rather hoping we'll become physically better funtioning in time through evolution and maybe "Genering", as Author Peter Hamilton calls it, and less in need of mechanical interventions! (although my back often feels like its got all those things attached already, esp. after too much time at the computer).

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