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Submitted: June 14, 2011
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Ionizer Silosby =Siamon89

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Scenes / Futuristic & Sci-Fi

Hello, long time no see again. I'm turning back with this speed concept, so.. Hope you like it (=.

Silos like this were built on planets with enough solar energy coming onto them. Pure water inside them was ionized by a system using photon collecting solar-panels, to provide fusion power to the according ships. Several longer pipes were positioned for ships to suck fuel into them.

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~1DeViLiShDuDe May 3, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Interesting concept!

~lesga432 Jan 21, 2013 Professional Interface Designer

my friend... your work is very very very very nice, cool, beautyful, pretty, quit... tks!!!!!!!

=Siamon89 Jan 24, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

Thank you very much (=

*kellystone Oct 7, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

A desert superman.

~clarences Jun 22, 2012 Professional General Artist

great work. are the distortions on the glass cylinders automatic or did you manually adjust them? its good.

=Siamon89 Jun 22, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Thanks. It's automatically done within the specifications of the material.

*Ludo38 May 13, 2012 Professional General Artist

Waow, this is terrific !! I surely see Mars settlements looking like that and with such panorama.
This picture fits quite well to Kim Stanley Robinson's Red Mars novel!