This image began as an attempt to illustrate a scene from Philip Francis Nowlan's curious novel Armageddon 2149 A.D., the book that gave the world the character of Buck Rogers. After several attempts to get a suitable figure to represent Wilma (the love interest of Nowlan's book), I gave up and replaced her with two figures, dressed in some rather Star Trek-like uniforms.
The scene uses a surface replicator to create dense undergrowth by duplicating a few grass models hundreds of times.
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This image began as an attempt to illustrate a scene from Philip Francis Nowlan's curious novel Armageddon 2149 A.D., the book that gave the world the character of Buck Rogers. After several attempts to get a suitable figure to represent Wilma (the love interest of Nowlan's book), I gave up and replaced her with two figures, dressed in some rather Star Trek-like uniforms.
The scene uses a surface replicator to create dense undergrowth by duplicating a few grass models hundreds of times.