HOME | DD

Description
Woah! It does feel great to be inspired to do something once again. It's been 8 months since my last post here, but here I am again. I gotta say, such a long pause was caused not by a lack of time, and even a lack of inspiration was not the main reason. The main reason for my inactivity was inability to make thing that I want in Spore's adventure editor. I probably should try out Blender or something like that, but that's a whole another story.

Now, here's a small story to this picture:
"This planet is dead. But not in a typical understanding of death - more like it's strongly infected with some king of a virus, or a parasite. From the orbit, the planet looks completely fine - an overgrown yet toxic paradise, you can expect it to be dangerous yet breathtaking. But no, it's not beautiful in its horrific look: its omnipresent swamps, toxic clouds and water, and carnivorous plants; everything wants to kill you not because it's how it used to live - kill or be killed - it hates you because you're not its part. It kills you to devour you, make you a part of this terrifying mess, to spread its infection further into space.
Although I tend to think that it's not a result of natural evolution. Those overgrown glimpses of dead civilisation could be a hint to an artificial nature of this neverending swamp. Nevertheless, this place is too dangerous to be explored, it must be isolated, put to a quarantine, so it could eventually die out.
The last note about this "planet": it seems to be sentient (!), wherever I went, I felt like the planet has an exact plan, how to murder me. So, if you get unlucky enough to get there either on purpose, or by an accident, always remember - THEY are watching you!"

So, can it be considered a comeback? I'm not sure, however, this work turned out to be kinda good, so I wanted to share it with those, who'd see this picture. Would I continue working over my "robotic planet" concept? There is a chance; you see, this concept was initially inspired by a planet from Darkspore called Infinity. Unfortunately, this game didn't have its chance to explain details, so I didn't really know how could the cyber-genesis be even possible from the point of the game's lore (tbh, I still have no idea about it). However, during my long absence, I familiarised myself with "Space Rangers" games and "A.I.M" games, and now I kinda have an idea, how this robotic "life" can even emerge. But that's for later.

Description
Woah! It does feel great to be inspired to do something once again. It's been 8 months since my last post here, but here I am again. I gotta say, such a long pause was caused not by a lack of time, and even a lack of inspiration was not the main reason. The main reason for my inactivity was inability to make thing that I want in Spore's adventure editor. I probably should try out Blender or something like that, but that's a whole another story.

Now, here's a small story to this picture:
"This planet is dead. But not in a typical understanding of death - more like it's strongly infected with some king of a virus, or a parasite. From the orbit, the planet looks completely fine - an overgrown yet toxic paradise, you can expect it to be dangerous yet breathtaking. But no, it's not beautiful in its horrific look: its omnipresent swamps, toxic clouds and water, and carnivorous plants; everything wants to kill you not because it's how it used to live - kill or be killed - it hates you because you're not its part. It kills you to devour you, make you a part of this terrifying mess, to spread its infection further into space.
Although I tend to think that it's not a result of natural evolution. Those overgrown glimpses of dead civilisation could be a hint to an artificial nature of this neverending swamp. Nevertheless, this place is too dangerous to be explored, it must be isolated, put to a quarantine, so it could eventually die out.
The last note about this "planet": it seems to be sentient (!), wherever I went, I felt like the planet has an exact plan, how to murder me. So, if you get unlucky enough to get there either on purpose, or by an accident, always remember - THEY are watching you!"

So, can it be considered a comeback? I'm not sure, however, this work turned out to be kinda good, so I wanted to share it with those, who'd see this picture. Would I continue working over my "robotic planet" concept? There is a chance; you see, this concept was initially inspired by a planet from Darkspore called Infinity. Unfortunately, this game didn't have its chance to explain details, so I didn't really know how could the cyber-genesis be even possible from the point of the game's lore (tbh, I still have no idea about it). However, during my long absence, I familiarised myself with "Space Rangers" games and "A.I.M" games, and now I kinda have an idea, how this robotic "life" can even emerge. But that's for later.