Space Launch On Neptune II by bakapo

Mixed Medium • Science Fiction • posted on Jul 08, 2018

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made with an MB3d fractal, png tubes and gimp brushes in, GIMP and IrfanView my MB3d fractal background, woman: silviap, cape cloth: pngimages, cables: openclipart, emblem: thedigitalartist, buttons: iveco, machine box: susannp I used one of my fractals for the background in this, that was a fun experience. thanks so much for looking and any comments!

Comments (20)

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eekdog Online Now!

4:00PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

Electrifying beauty my friend, glad I caught this on my activity feed. Ebots are down on my end. Great job hon.

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zaqxsw

4:04PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

Lovely!

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GrandmaT

5:02PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

Marvelous job!

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goldie

6:21PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

Something a bit different from you...really nice work on this sci-fi scene. Ebots are down at my end too.

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rhol_figament

8:07PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

Good to know you can also see things in Mandelbulb3D, I thought I was the only one, lol. Makes a cool sci fi image, but what happened to Neptune 1 I wonder...

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Richardphotos

8:44PM | Sun, 08 July 2018

very beautiful alien and I like her green tint

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anahata.c

1:26AM | Mon, 09 July 2018

ebots didn't come today, but I was sure to look in your gallery just in case you posted a new image. And---viola! You did! I don't recognize a fractal in the background, only because the background seems like a curtain of diagonal clouds of grays; but I love the background, whatever it is, as well as the feeling that it's a cosmic curtain. I don't know what it's like to use a fractal as a background; but, if it's tricky, kudos for making this image all 'one'. The space ship seems in 2 parts: The foreground, which is clearly a desk of some kind (with controls---it actually looks like a loopy turntable, lol, like something that was designed to be trendy in, like, 1972, I love all those things on it). And a riveted floor. But behind, you have something creative and unexpected: It's part space ship but part metallic landscape; and part deathstar ruins; and it's got two eyes, some tunnels, and a big peaking thing in the background which looks like a castle on a mountain made of metal sheets (!); and the two spotlight curtains which suggest a premiere of some event. (Probably the launch.) And, right below that galaxy ("dear---there's a galaxy out the window! no, really!"), you have that woman dressed in a knockout chrome-yellow-green---totally a standout in this blue-gray image (love the light on it); as she turns to see us, before she walks away. Avant garde hair cut, glasses and lipstick; and she's wearing a cape! I love the way you combine things and the wild worlds you come up with, all in a single packed image. And the blue-gray palette is a perfect foil for that lady's chrome outfit....Another creative, stylish and wild conception from you, Barb. And thank you once again for your wonderful comments and appreciation. They mean more to me than you know.

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