Zoroaster-71 by HobbyHopper

Other Apps • Science Fiction • posted on Feb 29, 2004

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Description

Borobudur is a stepped pyramid on a quadrangular plan. It had been built on and over a natural hill so, like a stupa, it has no interior space. There is no roof and all of its galleries and terraces are open to the sky. The lowest level has a square floor plan, each side 370 feet long. Melody and Nina rode on Jet surfboard to fly over the steps. Borobudur is very hot place but fresh air on the Jet surfboard is comfortable to them.

Comments (53)

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sarsa

10:42AM | Sun, 29 February 2004

WOW what a scene! The details are AMAZING!!! Excellent work as usual....I love the expressions on the girls faces too...perfect!

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borsy

11:07AM | Sun, 29 February 2004

Excellent work of art!!! The temple is fantastic and the girls expressions are wonderful!!!

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Thorne

12:57PM | Sun, 29 February 2004

your detail work on the backgrounds just amazes me- I absolutely LOVE this temple! And of course the girls are just thinking about fun! haha Very excellent work my friend, as always ;)

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GraphicsMuse

1:42PM | Sun, 29 February 2004

The background is just amazing. You put your scenes together very very well ~Nathalie

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Tommy3D

3:12PM | Sun, 29 February 2004

It is so wonderful to see the girls flying again!! Your work is absolutly amazing, my friend!! Thank you!! vote

gallimel

3:24AM | Mon, 01 March 2004

excellent capture of a moment.. all is perfect.

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jenay

3:38AM | Mon, 01 March 2004

once again - i admire your modelling skills - wonderful work - and fantastic textures :)

as07

7:11AM | Mon, 01 March 2004

what a excellent images!!! the detail is really astonishing!!! truly masterpiece of art :) thanks for sharing with us

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DMFW

12:19PM | Mon, 01 March 2004

That looks like fun! I wouldn't mind a go on that ski board. Nice architectural work on the staircase too.

Ericroy

2:08PM | Mon, 01 March 2004

Wow!!! Another wonderful picture. Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing your talent and imagination with us.

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specs2

3:09PM | Mon, 01 March 2004

Great architecture, as always.

iso2400

4:19AM | Tue, 02 March 2004

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ShadowWind

12:54AM | Wed, 03 March 2004

Incredible architecture. I really like it a lot. As always, those surf boards look so dangerous, but it looks like the twins are having fun!

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tallpindo

1:46PM | Wed, 03 March 2004

They look thrilled to be zipping down the steps on a cushion of air. Fantastic sense of ethnic inhibitons to the temple and statuary.

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giovanino

6:16AM | Sun, 07 March 2004

i always loved your work so rich in color and extreemly detailed . great work as you alwyas do

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orbital

12:22PM | Thu, 11 March 2004

So oool, sci-fi with character!

jtmjtm2001

12:06AM | Fri, 19 March 2004

Excellent Render!

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Rendered2Blue

1:52AM | Mon, 05 April 2004

So sorry I'm so late to comment~ I did take a peek, a while back but was to beat to do more then look.
I'm always checking in when everyone else is sleeping, LOL
I like this, except it doesn't seem to have your usual amount of lighting~ and I'm a little worried of the girls fallin' off that jet surfboard, at that angle. They seem to be leaning a wee bit past their centers of gravity~ or it could be just the way I'm seeing things lately, LOL.

Sacred Rose

7:07PM | Wed, 07 April 2004

beautiful work! The girls are either very experienced on the jet surfboard or they have no fear! The magic of art allows one to forget the need for weight anchoring (the necessary positioning to guard against inertia - movement), but it would have been nice to have seen the girls leaning against the direction they are moving in slightly. Irrespective, that is but a small observation; your skill in every other aspect of your creations far outweighs that little notion. Congratulations again on another gorgeously detailed piece!

Hopalong

2:35PM | Thu, 08 April 2004

Another brilliant exercise, keying on "threeness" (too sensual to be "Peircean" perhaps)metal (including the blue dress flak jackets), stone, and, say,"fluid" (water, sky, cloud, etc.)all under an "umbrella" of "light" and "dark", hehe. Meteorological, of coursephysiological too (and very ancient), and strictly as "contemporary" image, eliciting musings on the different import and "moods" of "black and white" (rod and cone, night and day) versus "color." Again very subtle, and provocative...Etymology of "templum" also pertinent....

el_shadow

2:22PM | Mon, 10 May 2004

Looks like you still playing with the ladies, huh? Great pic man. Love the textures. ;)

wildfire2003

5:35PM | Tue, 13 July 2004

I am running out of adjectives here, amazing once again!

Atila-Han

7:45AM | Tue, 24 August 2004

Wwwrrroooooommmmmm and we goooooo