PlasmaDesign | High Resolution Night & Space Desktop Wallpapers

Cyclone (Members Only)There has been a large time gap between this image and my last attempt at a space scene. I am very pleased with the results. This is the first image to be available at a resolution of 1920x1400 to members ; suitable for Apple Cinema Displays and similar monitors.

Collision Course Something a little different for me; my first attempt at a space landscape. The lens and anamorphic flare were added after initial render using Photoshop 7 as I couldn't get exactly what I was after purely from Vue 4.

Martian (Members Only)One of the things that fascinated me most as a kid was the stars and planets. To some extent I guess I have lost some interest as I have gotten older; mainly because I am forced to worry about much more mundane things like debts, work and a football team that never wins. But recently there seems to have been a flurry of news stories focusing on mans latest endeavors into space and particularly Mars. So I sat down and tried to create what I believe the surface of the red planet may look like.

Charon Colony (Members Only) This image is an artistic interpretation of Charon, Pluto's only moon. Said to have an atmosphere of methane & nitrogen it is thought that the temperature on it's surface is a constant minus 234C and unsurprisingly covered in strange ice formations. Not discovered until 1978, Charon is of a similar size to Pluto. For this reason many scientists argue that Pluto and Charon are 'double' planets. Here endeth the lesson!

Cold Night This images try to depict the desolation and harshness of an arctic environment. The floating blocks of ice were created by clipping a normal terrain, tilting it and then partially submerging it.

The Balcony (Night Edition) Based on a photo I came across while browsing through a brochure of the Seychelles, I borrowed the yacht from an earlier image (The Needles). Photoshop was used to add the algae above the waterline of the two submerged rocks. I feel this image is probably the best i have produced yet.