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Aqualuma

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My head is too swimmy from my allergies to do a storyline for this one. Sorry. ;-) This was done with the same setup as Kalaruma with a slightly different orientation and a blue color scheme. All comments welcome.

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davidbrinnenArchived

This is a wonderful piece, colour choice is perfect, the overall effect reminds me of H.R.Geiger's work. Of which I am a fan. Probably explains what Horo thinks he is seeing too, if you are aware of the content of Geigers work. Probably this a is bit too jolly and clean for one of his though? Gets my vote 5/5

HoroArchived

Well, well - I see things I'm not permitted not say here. Nice, haha. Great. A fiver! (oh, I'm a dirty old man).

Render ManArchived

Nope I see a couple of faces in the larger scene which is very apparent in the small picture and then another smaller alien face in the larger rendition.

connorzelinskyArchived

Hey, very nice picture. I really like your abstract pictures. Am I the only one who sees a face in this, it is easier for me to see the face when it is the small thumbnail picture. Very cool.

spektyrArchived

Thanks Render Man!!!! I'm rendering these with Normal AA to speed things up. They look pretty good at that setting. Average render time is about 2 hours. I'm doing another in cobalt right now. That's my favorite color. ;-)

Render ManArchived

Hey Spektyr thanks for the blue. It must not have taken long to render. As you seemed to post this very soon after your Kalaruma. Here is part of your story line. "Combining the stable and calming aspects of blue with the mystical and spiritual qualities of purple, Blue Iris satisfies the need for reassurance in a complex world, while adding a hint of mystery and excitement." Then you have heard of true blue the children of Irsreal were to wear blue borders on their garments to remind them of obedinece.