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Deviousness `anmari has been spreading her infectious positivity throughout our community for over 6 years. Throughout this time Ana has been at the core of all things devious, passionately developing an eclectic gallery, helping organise devmeets, participating in chat events and also recently completed dedicating her time as a Community Volunteer. We are absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for May 2013 to `anmari, congratulations! Read More
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It looks like a dead world, which is fascinating. The presence of water doesn't necesarily means that there is life, so that water adds a lot of that subtle quality of the good space art, composed of equal parts exotic and familiar.
Very nice, I especially like the clouds. Is there any reason they form that way?
First, it's seasons is a lot longer. Its midsummer in north pole, warm breeze which almost doesn't change direction flows to south and in return colder winds come from south in higher altitudes off the atmosphere. So warm water evaporate creating these thunderclouds which rise high in the atmosphere until they reach colder atmosphere layers. Here this cold breeze i mentioned before flattens the tops of these clouds and blast them in one direction creating long cloud tails radiating from main clouds...
I hope this makes at least a little bit sense
On more careful thought, it facinates me that most of the water on your world is in the air! Amazing work.
I love all your work. Some day, I'd like to fly to your worlds.
In fact, your "Red Dwarf" picture is my current desktop background. Beautiful!
Keep up the Good work, I await new places with barely kept excitement!
And about the warm air, if I'm not mistaken warm air cools down when reaches higher layers of the atmosphere. Just like in Earths atmosphere the higher you go in the atmosphere the colder it gets...
I want to be here so badly. I wonder what biology might have developed here. With so little water on the ground, what would arial organisms look like? If life exists in the groundwater, is it amphibious? What if a creature's puddle evaporate's and the creature is too small to find other puddles? Could it be small and light enough to be carried by the heat of the rising water vapor, to swim in the clouds?
I'm pulling together a sci-fi setting, although the focus of technology is on communication, not travel, because it's an extrapolation of present day, it is shaping up to be more cyberpunk, and less western. Even so, the invention of the alcubierre drive allows speedy transportation around interstellar space. I'm sure worlds like this will be found.
Does that make sense? It's very early in development, and I'm tired. Maybe I'll upload what I have tomorrow. After sleep.
Just curious, what programs do you use to make these? They're perfect.