The Beauty of Pollutants by Mrdodobird

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 11, 2004

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That thing in the bottom left is a teleporter. It was going to be an elevator, but I forgot to make a bottom to it. Actually, I didn't forget, I just didn't bother. I think that actually reflects society quite a bit. They modify their mistakes to something even cooler. Although maybe it has negative side effects we don't know about... Maybe Wilbur and Orvile Wright were actually building a SPACE SHIP...but after everyone started using their airplane for military purposes, decided it was too dangerous to possibly put military in space. Bad example of course, since that is more of a moral thing, and not a "altering your ideas to match your mistakes" kind of thing. Like if you drew an image when you were little, of a snake eating an elephant, and everyone thought it was a hat instead, would you just say it was a hat, to make everyone happy, and pretend to be a decent artist of one thing, rather than a bad artist of another? And what if one day a little man from another world came along while you were stranded asking for a sheep, and you drew him the "hat snake elephant", and he said, No, I did not ask for a snake eating an elephant, i asked for a sheep, and you're shocked, because he knew what it was! (that last part will have made no sense if you haven't read the book I'm talking about. My compliments to the first person to name the book) Of course, adapting to society isn't always a bad thing, though once again it could be against your principles. Say you invent a flying machine which kills everyone who gets inside it. It wouldn't sell, so you would have to modify it so that it wouldn't kill everyone. After removing the motion activated spikes, it would sell rather quickly. well...I would buy one! Modeled completely in Bryce Post in Photopaint

Comments (44)

tandael

11:43AM | Tue, 13 January 2004

You have renewed my faith in Bryce! Bravo! It also reminds me of Blade Runner.

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Eugenius

11:56AM | Tue, 13 January 2004

Very very nice!!!

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eres

2:08PM | Tue, 13 January 2004

Stunning!

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yorisan

3:14PM | Tue, 13 January 2004

A realy amazing work! Everything is a success. BRAVO!...

Watchfuleye

3:19PM | Wed, 14 January 2004

I am new to all this and am dumbfounded by your artwork. I can only begin to imagine doing work like this. The modeling is fantastic.

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ChrisDesign

6:28PM | Wed, 14 January 2004

Love this picture and the idea behind!!!

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MoonGoat

6:58PM | Wed, 14 January 2004

I am awed. Everything about this scape is simply excellence. Your analysis and comments only add to my horror of how long it must of taken to produce. You deserve a cookie for this one.

silune

3:54PM | Thu, 15 January 2004

Really great job ! just brillant

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Yoro

4:11PM | Thu, 15 January 2004

Did anybody told you already that you are completely ceazy? ;-) A wonderful and impressing artwork and of course a vote.

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abmlober

11:11AM | Fri, 16 January 2004

I love the many many details in your creation.

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ShadowWind

9:59AM | Sun, 18 January 2004

Wow, amazing imagery, very professional...

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ComplxMind

10:59AM | Mon, 19 January 2004

I love the reflection you gave the pipes. Makes them really stand out in contrast to the rest of the image and yet blends in nicely. Nice basketball hoop. Missed it the first time I looked at the image.

efitzger

3:38PM | Mon, 23 February 2004

A great big WOW!!!!

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