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Submitted: February 14, 2008
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Fire Fieldby `technographer

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Sci-Fi

For Digital Concept Art class.

Assignment was after an introduction to painting environments, so we were basically just required to paint any environment we wanted, which I'm no stranger to. (:

Fans of F-Zero for SNES will find the title familiar.

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*Fizzenator Sep 24, 2012 Student General Artist

I love it

*Fish-Hook May 19, 2009

idk, the more I look at this the more I like it. badass work.

*Fish-Hook May 19, 2009

wow, this is rock'n, probably my overall fav in your gallery. One thing that I like in particular is the glow of the lava against the hard-edges and cuts from your brushwork. Primarily though I think the reason I like this most is because it reminds me of my days watching DBZ as a kid. Nice work

`technographer May 19, 2009

Thanks! Definitely a lot of hard angles in this one. (:

~Moorstream Feb 25, 2009

That's neat! I really looks white-hot and so bright it almost makes my eyes wince.

~BlueFalkon Feb 24, 2009 Professional Interface Designer

I love the machinery (I think) with the lava dripping off of it, that's a good effect and you pulled it off nicely.

And as I mentioned, I really like the reference. Fire Field is one of my favourite F-Zero planets.

`technographer Feb 26, 2009

Thanks; the idea with the claws dripping with lava was that they're checking the consistency and other attributes of the lava before it gets collected for whatever use it has. Granted, you could probably do the same thing with some small stationary sensor under the surface, but it looks much more sinister as gigantic claws.

~BlueFalkon Feb 26, 2009 Professional Interface Designer

I actually use that same kind of environmental feature when I come up with geothermal refinery areas in my head, it seems so much more atmospheric than what you mentioned with the sensors under the surface.

~Petsuchos-Isis May 31, 2008

If you're not getting an A+ in that class, there were ridiculously high standards those teachers must throw at you.

~Wolfenion May 27, 2008

The choice of contrast is pretty, and the hue as well.

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