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Published: 2004-09-21 11:24:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 81596; Favourites: 2225; Downloads: 8541
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An arriving transport slows down as it reaches it's destination; an enormous space city orbiting a distant planet.Another fairly old piece, one of the last I painted with a mouse. This was an experiment in bringing multiple mediums together.
Drawn in PS 7 - Simple block created for station, planetscape drawn from photo ref, arriving craft scanned in pencil sketch that was then painted up. Original res 6250x1800
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WWWOOOOWWW ! That crimson hue blending into the upper atmosphere is amazing. Once again a totally mesmerising scene.Β So much detail on the spaceship and space station/city. Excellent work! 10/10
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Beautiful realisation of science fiction space station and craft
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Beautiful, it looks great. The lighting on the space station and the ship is nice and subtle. A lot of the similar style space station designs I've seen mess the lighting up too much. But this just looks fantastic!
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that is amazing. can you link a download for this because i would love to use this as my wallpaper ?
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Love your art. Β I find it to be inspirational. Β I wonder, how many hours did it take to produce this kind of art?
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Beautiful landscapes and the settings are breathtaking...Β
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beautiful, that spacecraft reminds me of the ships from game homeworld, great painting!
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I really like this. The warm colours of the planet are inviting; the gradual thinning of the atmosphere into space is convincing; the details in the ship and the floating city are very crisp and well-done. The starry background is also very convincing; thanks for sharing!
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Awesome!!! I love the crispness of the objects, the colors, and the scale of your designs!
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The planet looks really neat - I love the red/purple colors you have going there.
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You painted this with a mouse? I guess the legend of the digital painter who used a mouse is true, after all. Anyway, good job on the space city- this is really a great painting.
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Love it, the feeling these things give is amazing
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I love the space city in this picture. The reds and purples make it look like a massive jewel, hovering in space.
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Fantastic, your works always inspired me soo much! For such sci-fi fan like me, your work are always so breathtaking and stunning!!!
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I'm a big fan of your Illustrations Gary. This is really spectacular!
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I like the blue and the red colours together and the angle.
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Of all the stunning, beautiful things you have created... this is one of my very favorites.
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Simply amazing especially done with a mouse. Wish i could draw like that too - im pretty damn impressed to say the least good work
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A mouse?
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... Your fucking kidding me. This is INSANELY good.
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damn ..man ...
this is great work....realy ..amazin view...just great ...
keep goin ...
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WOW I like it, this piece of art is amazing it inspires me so much nice work can't wait to see more. 
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I'm truely awestruck that you managed to draw that with a mouse.
You have talent, indeed :]
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incredible piece, i was wondering if you could tell me how you created such a convincing star field in the background, did u use custom brushes or some form of the noise filter and clone stamp? The piece is beautifully brushes, the planet looks cloudy and very convincing, but my favorite thing is the use of lighting which is very dynamic. Incredible for something thats mouse drawn, tablet drawn or drawn at all!
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this makes me want to see more videogames with space in it or tv/movies.
i love sci-fi work like this.
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Incredible! I wouldn't believe this can be made with mouse.
respect
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Gorgeous. So delicately done and what details.
Is there a possibility you could submit a wide wallpaper edition of this?
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this reminds me of alastair reynolds writing
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