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Disaster!
The space shuttle being destroyed by a piece of space debris
Disaster!
This is a variation of an illustration done for the UK magazine Frontiers back in 1999. It was to illustrate (if I remember correctly) an article about the dangers of Shuttle missions. The ship was painted on screen, with a mouse, in Photoshop with no prior scanning. The planet is a Bryce sky which I inverted in Photoshop and added curvature to with the 3D transform tool.
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Title: Disaster!

Category: Hardware, Solar System

Medium: Bryce, Photoshop

Date: 1999

Client: Personal

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Earth collision impact planet shuttle spacecraft terrestrial planet
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