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Thank you very much to everyone for all the s and the interest in this piece!

This image looks OK on my screen, but the color intensity, brightness and overall balance varies somewhat on the screens I have viewed this image on. Please keep that in mind when commenting!

"I told you she won't let me leave - she won't let anyone leave. Did you really think you could destroy this ship? She's defied space and time. She's been to a place you couldn't possibly imagine. And now... it is time to go back; hell is only a word. The reality is much, much worse..." -- Dr. William WeirBased on the 1997 sci-fi-horror movie "Event Horizon ".

BACKGROUND: Digital painting created by me in Photoshop. Total time approx. 8 hours over 3 days.
COMPOSITION: "Event Horizon" rendered in Lightwave, image composition & FX composed with Photoshop by me; 115 layers.

MESHES: The "Event Horizon" by Russell Tawn. The ship's textures were not modified, all FX are Photoshop.

My artworks are not endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with Paramount Pictures, Golar Productions or Impact Pictures. Any related trademarks, logos, and names are owned by their respective license holders and publishers, and are used under "fair use" guidelines.
Thank you very much to TreeClimber for her valuable input and for looking over the image to point out little things that needed correcting.

Comments and critique welcome.
For the sake of preventing some lengthy explanations later, please also see below.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:

1. This is not really what happened in the movie, you realize that?
--- Yes, I do. It is my own interpretation and an image that I had in mind since I last watched the movie last year.

2. What you are showing here is not scientifically accurate! Nothing could survive undamaged that close to a black hole!
--- Of course it's not scientifically accurate. It's science fiction! I'm well aware. All effects are for dramatisation and emphasis on the sci-fi-horror element.

3. There was never any blood on the hull in the movie!
--- I know. Like I said, it's my own interpretation of several, combined exterior shots from the movie with some personal touch added.

        More of my works:

Description
Thank you very much to everyone for all the s and the interest in this piece!

This image looks OK on my screen, but the color intensity, brightness and overall balance varies somewhat on the screens I have viewed this image on. Please keep that in mind when commenting!

"I told you she won't let me leave - she won't let anyone leave. Did you really think you could destroy this ship? She's defied space and time. She's been to a place you couldn't possibly imagine. And now... it is time to go back; hell is only a word. The reality is much, much worse..." -- Dr. William WeirBased on the 1997 sci-fi-horror movie "Event Horizon ".

BACKGROUND: Digital painting created by me in Photoshop. Total time approx. 8 hours over 3 days.
COMPOSITION: "Event Horizon" rendered in Lightwave, image composition & FX composed with Photoshop by me; 115 layers.

MESHES: The "Event Horizon" by Russell Tawn. The ship's textures were not modified, all FX are Photoshop.

My artworks are not endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with Paramount Pictures, Golar Productions or Impact Pictures. Any related trademarks, logos, and names are owned by their respective license holders and publishers, and are used under "fair use" guidelines.
Thank you very much to TreeClimber for her valuable input and for looking over the image to point out little things that needed correcting.

Comments and critique welcome.
For the sake of preventing some lengthy explanations later, please also see below.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:

1. This is not really what happened in the movie, you realize that?
--- Yes, I do. It is my own interpretation and an image that I had in mind since I last watched the movie last year.

2. What you are showing here is not scientifically accurate! Nothing could survive undamaged that close to a black hole!
--- Of course it's not scientifically accurate. It's science fiction! I'm well aware. All effects are for dramatisation and emphasis on the sci-fi-horror element.

3. There was never any blood on the hull in the movie!
--- I know. Like I said, it's my own interpretation of several, combined exterior shots from the movie with some personal touch added.

        More of my works: