Running the Vortex

Artist: AlienVisitor
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Running the Vortex

In the Tarantula Nebula,there is a planet just outside the orbit of the gas giant “Talon”.The planet is known by surfers across the Galaxy as “Surfer-girl’s Dream” discovered by a young lady who surfed it alone for many years before opening it up to other surfers.When Talon rises the tides are huge, waves have being measured exceeding 120 meters,a long pipe run can last for up to 5 hours,so pack a lunch.

Here we see the lady herself surfing what she named the “Vortex”.

Running the Vortex belongs to the following groups:

Alien Worlds/Landscapes, Altered by Design, Beach Art, Fantasy Art, Parallel Dimensions, PixElations - The Art of Photoshop, Sci Fi , Seachanges, Surfing, The Art of 3D and Waves

Deborah Fuller, about 1 year ago

I like the brown planetand the stars. you got very creative on this one
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

Thanks Deborah,I have lots of fun with these.
Jewd, about 1 year ago

Love this piece David, so spacious and elevating, thankyou, jewd
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

Thanks jewd,David.
Vansk, about 1 year ago

this really takes me somewhere else! luv big waves, and that one’s a beauty!
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

Well Vansk,you really have to see the waves on “Ever’s Pipe” to know their beauty.
I’m glad you got the rush.
Annika Strömgren, about 1 year ago

Wonderful creation!
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

Thank you Annika,I enjoyed your work very much.

David.
craig scutt, about 1 year ago

is that 120m just for the shorebreak? :)
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

That’s right, Craig.
Tom Godfrey, about 1 year ago

Very cool. Imagine the tides and the waves you would get with Talon’s talons tugging away…120 metres high, never mind the length :)
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

Glad you liked this Tom,i have a thing for surfing,but have never done it.

David.
Peter Daalder, about 1 year ago

1987 must have been an interesting year in the Tarantula Nebula…
Wonderful creation, David.
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

The Vortex was always interesting anytime.

David.
Peter Daalder, about 1 year ago

Yes, but The Vortex would have been even more interesting in 1987…
Look here
AlienVisitor, about 1 year ago

So I guess this could have been this surfers last ride,nothing like going out on the perfect wave.

David.
Paul Scarsella, 10 months ago

wow amazing work!
Robxavier, 10 months ago

wow amazing work
AlienVisitor, 10 months ago

Thank you for looking and commenting gentlemen.

AV
RichiesArt, 10 months ago

And I first thought it was Jupiter, rising over the icy world, Europa in the summer?.
Mel Brackstone, 10 months ago

WOW!
AlienVisitor, 10 months ago

Thank you very much for the supportive comments on my artwork.

AV
delsol5, 10 months ago

I see the use of the smudge and some of the other things you have done to create this. And I didn’t feel less because you did not tell me so. This is the exact “magic” I meant. This is great!
flipteez, 10 months ago

Just outstanding talent with an enormous ability to draw you in BIG TIME!!!!
AlienVisitor, 10 months ago

Thank you for looking and commenting.

AV
Alyson Pearson, 9 months ago

wow, this is so cool.
a real freedom vibe!
AlienVisitor in reply to Alyson Pearson’s comment, 9 months ago

Thank you Alyson.

AV
JohnScott, 9 months ago

nice shore break.
BeckyJean, 9 months ago

nice work :)
twinravens, 9 months ago

Great imagination!
AlienVisitor, 9 months ago

Thank you all very much for the supportive comments on my artwork.

AV
Maureen Bloesch, 8 months ago

I like this one…
mooonrocks, 8 months ago

OH so far out! Love it!
AlienVisitor in reply to Maureen Bloesch’s comment, 8 months ago

Thank you for your comments.

You can see other members work in this vein in my new group.

Alien Worlds/Landscapes

AV.
AlienVisitor in reply to mooonrocks’s comment, 8 months ago

Thank you for your comments.

You can see other members work in this vein in my new group.

Alien Worlds/Landscapes

AV.
digitalmidge, 8 months ago

This one is fabulous as well, it’s like a depiction of the storm on Jupiter… ;-) love it!
Dean Warwick, 6 months ago

excellent work.