This had to go on display right away. I always love the mysterious, hazy, blue night, which I have come to associate with a certain branch of your creations.

The pickle jar version is both startling and delightful!

Trying to make the dynamic wallpaper with this series - do you have the lossless non-watermarked master for this one?

Thanks Ryan - amazing work!

This is an excellent background; I could almost see Cloud City hovering around somewhere, with a couple of podcars flying about.



It does look a bit like someone used an oil-paint filter on this one, but I don't think that's out of place. It is very Roger-Dean-esque.



[speaking of which: I'd love to see your take on the design inside the album cover of Close to the Edge...]

Wow, this is SO cool! This could just as easily be from the world of Charles de Lint as from H. P. Lovecraft.



[I think the title you might be searching for would be "The Hound", w. 1924]

I love your terraforms and architectures. I have pretty much your entire collection of them rotating through my desktop, one every ten minutes.



I am noting that ever since you upgraded your rig, more variants on a scene are emerging.



(This is not a bad thing.)

Thank you for this very unusual and very pleasant winter image. I also grew up in the high desert and (eventually) grew to love it. The juxtaposition of liquid water and snow with the sparse vegetation of the desert really grabs one's interest.

Awesome render, love the colours and lighting are simply breathtaking, simply beautiful, Great Render my friend.

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