Incredible attention to detail. 10/10 rating in my book. Is this a precursor to what civilization will look like if this global warming comes to pass and the sea levels rise as they say they will? Haha!
Exile
February 2nd, 2010 at 2:52 pm
This looks like th concept art for the video game Brink.
Justin
February 2nd, 2010 at 3:55 pm
It’s definitely a city I’d want to live in…just wow.
Btw Brandon, the Earth goes through 30yr warming and cooling cycles as shown by tree ring analysis for growth patterns going back thousands of years. The whole Global Warming scare was based off of what little data we’ve collected on temperature in only very recent times.
We’re supposed to now be on the start of the cooling cycle of the process and this past summer and winter have indeed been a good deal colder than previous years.
Pieter
February 4th, 2010 at 8:16 pm
I don’t like it. It’s all bits and pieces going in all directions with no real strong theme other than messy. It looks pretty fancy but I would not live there and you can’t make me. I don’t like it and I never will like it. Just because it has lots of snazzy elements and glass everywhere does not make it good. It stinks. The people who live there will all attempt to leap off the top – as would I. This drawing must be destroyed in case some future lunatic wants to build it. Don’t let them…. We must find the designer and break his or her pencils. BAH!!! It’s horrible!!!
Is that too critical?
It’s not that bad I guess…………
Oh…. Now I don’t know. %$#@&)!@))&#%%#@!!!!!!
Paul
February 4th, 2010 at 11:59 pm
actually justin, if you’ve seen photos of glaciers and such, you would know that the earth is warming up. I live in a town where we get snow every year, but this past winter, guess what. no snow.
and pieter, if you’ve ever heard of mirror’s edge, it’s pretty, but people are forced to live there. muahaha…
Namık Cıracıoglu
February 5th, 2010 at 6:57 am
Will people live in such huge building(s) in the far future? Or is this a imagination to cheat ourselves?
Stunning work – very well done! Such imagination. Whether this will prove to be true or not, it’s a beautiful piece of art.
Tim
February 6th, 2010 at 7:10 am
A beautifully detailed piece of art, brings so many thoughts and emotions to me. It has been my background for the past week on my desktop and mobile.
Thos Weatherby
February 7th, 2010 at 6:54 am
I would hate to have to wash the windows. Probably agree with Pieter. Too busy for the Atlantis type surroundings. Wouldn’t work in Austin.
krapnek
February 7th, 2010 at 10:59 am
Only 1% of the population will be able to afford this kind of life.
BigCynic
February 7th, 2010 at 2:00 pm
Agree with Krapnek: it’s a fortress city where the rich elites will live protected from the broke-a$$ masses who make their crap, pay them rent, and fight in their wars.
brett
February 7th, 2010 at 2:15 pm
ok Pieter, you cant judge something by looking on the outside. if this is supposed to resemble a real city, you have no clue as to whats going on inside. take a chill pill, humans wont be around long enough to see something like this anyway. id say we blow ourselves up within the next 50 years. as sad as it is, i truly beleive that.
Livvy
February 7th, 2010 at 6:25 pm
Brett, that’s an extremely pessimistic, and bigcynic, your name aggrees with your attitude. the rich elites would have the rooms in the outside, but i’m sure there’s crap on the inside that we’ll be able to overcharge the lower class for UNLESS we actually calm down and work together as a human race (which would probobly only happen if we find a hostile alien species, forcing us to band together) then we might agree that luck will decide who gets the awesome rooms.
p.s.- i wonder where homeless people would live in these citys?
Jeremy
February 8th, 2010 at 2:49 pm
I sort of assumed this was a hotel or resort, not an entire city-structure.
hodyalP
February 8th, 2010 at 11:50 pm
by this time the government will have put into action their plan to use all the homeless people for tires and rocket fuel
matt farrell
February 11th, 2010 at 3:44 pm
are there any lots for rent in the space port?
maxie
February 12th, 2010 at 11:14 am
never has a pic of such magnatide almost leave me awstruck for words keep up the g ` work n thnks very much it was fantastic…….
TIMM
February 12th, 2010 at 5:52 pm
Beautiful work.. very impressive attention to detail. Critics can say whatever they want, but unfortunately none of them can present anything not even close to good as this. Great work!
ThatGuy
February 17th, 2010 at 10:26 pm
What’s the point, Arabs will just fly a plane into it.
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JOSEPH SMITH
February 20th, 2010 at 5:20 am
NICE ART WORK !
JS
Jumper
February 20th, 2010 at 8:04 am
I don’t know why but it reminds me of the Jetsons. If there were a bunch of personal air craft flying around this I think it would be just like the Jetsons and their awesome apartment building with robot maids and treadmill dog walks. I also agree that only the top 1% of the population would be able to live in a place like this.
Great imagination for a city, it reminds me of some great passages in the Book of Revelation 4: 1-11 & 21: 10-27 about the Throne of God and the New Jerusalem. With references of a city in a form of a cube length, width and height each
1,400 miles and descriptions like brilliant gemstones, jasper,carnelian, gold crowns,
emerald and topaz. With your gift I wonder what you could come up with, I am sure their would be a lot people interested in such art.
Great work–Imaginative content and perspective view point.
Brendan
February 21st, 2010 at 5:43 pm
@ Justin: You are wrong on SO many levels. The “Global Warming Scare” is NOT based on what ‘little data’ we have collected on temperatures, whatsoever. the CLIMATE CHANGE scare is based on the irrefutable chemistry of greenhouse gases, and the fact that C02 and other GHG levels are climbing at an absolutely astounding rate. I can gauge your complete incompetence on the subject by the way you are judging the entire long term progression of our planetary weather system on the colder winter you had. I would be less than surprised if whatever area you are living in starts getting hit by massive incomparable blizzards by the next 50 years, as climate change means ALOT more than just ‘the weather getting hot’
Beautiful Picture! I want to live there! Screw Pandora
Chris
February 27th, 2010 at 5:59 pm
@Livvy:
I’m imagining this thing full of crime near the bottom. Depending on where you built it, you might have pirates using the lowest levels (possibly beneath the ocean) as a base for terror attacks on outgoing or incoming freighters, and you would have to have intense security near the building to keep that from becoming a terrible problem. Homeless people who couldn’t afford to leave would also live in the bottom, and long story short, the parts beneath sea level would look a lot like Rapture from BioShock.
The upper levels would probably have awful sewage problems (with the huge volume of pipes and the large length over which something could screw up), and the richest people living at the top might have toilets that back up every day or so. Depending on the energy source, the water around this thing might be extremely polluted and devoid of life.
Also, the interior would have no natural sunlight. If you lived in the heart of this thing, you might get to see the sun a few times a year. You *might*.
Imagine the city of Dubai. It looks futuristic and awesome, but its streets have no names (which would be another problem with this thing; it would be very easy to get lost, and if you took the wrong turn, you might go into a bad neighborhood and never be seen again), and the majority of its people live in slums. That’s what this thing would be like in reality.
Take that for your optimism. I don’t like optimism : P
i will say the marvellous art in your structure,it is a perfect city of design,it is highly resistant and fanatically esetheatic and the infrastructure is winged just like a flyingcity and a perfection of green life in it..
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Amazing and Awesome. Congratz!
Yes. Sexy. i love it.
Really incredible work. Amazing detail! I love the way it mixes the sculpted stone/Roman look with the modern steel and glass. :)
Incredible attention to detail. 10/10 rating in my book. Is this a precursor to what civilization will look like if this global warming comes to pass and the sea levels rise as they say they will? Haha!
This looks like th concept art for the video game Brink.
It’s definitely a city I’d want to live in…just wow.
Btw Brandon, the Earth goes through 30yr warming and cooling cycles as shown by tree ring analysis for growth patterns going back thousands of years. The whole Global Warming scare was based off of what little data we’ve collected on temperature in only very recent times.
We’re supposed to now be on the start of the cooling cycle of the process and this past summer and winter have indeed been a good deal colder than previous years.
I don’t like it. It’s all bits and pieces going in all directions with no real strong theme other than messy. It looks pretty fancy but I would not live there and you can’t make me. I don’t like it and I never will like it. Just because it has lots of snazzy elements and glass everywhere does not make it good. It stinks. The people who live there will all attempt to leap off the top – as would I. This drawing must be destroyed in case some future lunatic wants to build it. Don’t let them…. We must find the designer and break his or her pencils. BAH!!! It’s horrible!!!
Is that too critical?
It’s not that bad I guess…………
Oh…. Now I don’t know. %$#@&)!@))&#%%#@!!!!!!
actually justin, if you’ve seen photos of glaciers and such, you would know that the earth is warming up. I live in a town where we get snow every year, but this past winter, guess what. no snow.
and pieter, if you’ve ever heard of mirror’s edge, it’s pretty, but people are forced to live there. muahaha…
Will people live in such huge building(s) in the far future? Or is this a imagination to cheat ourselves?
Stunning work – very well done! Such imagination. Whether this will prove to be true or not, it’s a beautiful piece of art.
A beautifully detailed piece of art, brings so many thoughts and emotions to me. It has been my background for the past week on my desktop and mobile.
I would hate to have to wash the windows. Probably agree with Pieter. Too busy for the Atlantis type surroundings. Wouldn’t work in Austin.
Only 1% of the population will be able to afford this kind of life.
Agree with Krapnek: it’s a fortress city where the rich elites will live protected from the broke-a$$ masses who make their crap, pay them rent, and fight in their wars.
ok Pieter, you cant judge something by looking on the outside. if this is supposed to resemble a real city, you have no clue as to whats going on inside. take a chill pill, humans wont be around long enough to see something like this anyway. id say we blow ourselves up within the next 50 years. as sad as it is, i truly beleive that.
Brett, that’s an extremely pessimistic, and bigcynic, your name aggrees with your attitude. the rich elites would have the rooms in the outside, but i’m sure there’s crap on the inside that we’ll be able to overcharge the lower class for UNLESS we actually calm down and work together as a human race (which would probobly only happen if we find a hostile alien species, forcing us to band together) then we might agree that luck will decide who gets the awesome rooms.
p.s.- i wonder where homeless people would live in these citys?
I sort of assumed this was a hotel or resort, not an entire city-structure.
by this time the government will have put into action their plan to use all the homeless people for tires and rocket fuel
are there any lots for rent in the space port?
never has a pic of such magnatide almost leave me awstruck for words keep up the g ` work n thnks very much it was fantastic…….
Beautiful work.. very impressive attention to detail. Critics can say whatever they want, but unfortunately none of them can present anything not even close to good as this. Great work!
What’s the point, Arabs will just fly a plane into it.
awesome…..speechless
How much money would cost a project like this?.
That’s mondo fuel for the imagination! Kudos!
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Cheers
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NICE ART WORK !
JS
I don’t know why but it reminds me of the Jetsons. If there were a bunch of personal air craft flying around this I think it would be just like the Jetsons and their awesome apartment building with robot maids and treadmill dog walks. I also agree that only the top 1% of the population would be able to live in a place like this.
Great imagination for a city, it reminds me of some great passages in the Book of Revelation 4: 1-11 & 21: 10-27 about the Throne of God and the New Jerusalem. With references of a city in a form of a cube length, width and height each
1,400 miles and descriptions like brilliant gemstones, jasper,carnelian, gold crowns,
emerald and topaz. With your gift I wonder what you could come up with, I am sure their would be a lot people interested in such art.
Great work–Imaginative content and perspective view point.
@ Justin: You are wrong on SO many levels. The “Global Warming Scare” is NOT based on what ‘little data’ we have collected on temperatures, whatsoever. the CLIMATE CHANGE scare is based on the irrefutable chemistry of greenhouse gases, and the fact that C02 and other GHG levels are climbing at an absolutely astounding rate. I can gauge your complete incompetence on the subject by the way you are judging the entire long term progression of our planetary weather system on the colder winter you had. I would be less than surprised if whatever area you are living in starts getting hit by massive incomparable blizzards by the next 50 years, as climate change means ALOT more than just ‘the weather getting hot’
Beautiful Picture! I want to live there! Screw Pandora
@Livvy:
I’m imagining this thing full of crime near the bottom. Depending on where you built it, you might have pirates using the lowest levels (possibly beneath the ocean) as a base for terror attacks on outgoing or incoming freighters, and you would have to have intense security near the building to keep that from becoming a terrible problem. Homeless people who couldn’t afford to leave would also live in the bottom, and long story short, the parts beneath sea level would look a lot like Rapture from BioShock.
The upper levels would probably have awful sewage problems (with the huge volume of pipes and the large length over which something could screw up), and the richest people living at the top might have toilets that back up every day or so. Depending on the energy source, the water around this thing might be extremely polluted and devoid of life.
Also, the interior would have no natural sunlight. If you lived in the heart of this thing, you might get to see the sun a few times a year. You *might*.
Imagine the city of Dubai. It looks futuristic and awesome, but its streets have no names (which would be another problem with this thing; it would be very easy to get lost, and if you took the wrong turn, you might go into a bad neighborhood and never be seen again), and the majority of its people live in slums. That’s what this thing would be like in reality.
Take that for your optimism. I don’t like optimism : P
i will say the marvellous art in your structure,it is a perfect city of design,it is highly resistant and fanatically esetheatic and the infrastructure is winged just like a flyingcity and a perfection of green life in it..
Great work man!
It needs a white tree at the top.