Wasteland
The amorphous blobs moaned softly as they heaved themselves over the wastelands. Grimacing in pain, their jelly bodies distorted like soggy washing twisting helplessly in a relentless cycle. The effort required, as they tried to cross the hellish surface, to reach the floaters, was enormous. They had limited time before the nutrient rich red fruit would sink again, beneath the wasted poisoned surface. The next flowering was too far off, they had to reach them.
The beacon, set up aeons ago, still pulsed out its call, searching the heavens for help. Global warming indeed. They had laughed at the notion. Scientists scoffed and politicians were mandated to keep the “train” rolling along. They partied on until… too little, too late and system collapse. The delicate biosphere could not sustain life, in the way it had for millennia, and only the luckiest sentient beings had managed, with a little genetic tinkering, to preserve life. People and jellyfish. Who would have thought it possible? Death would have been preferable, thought Gelatinous, the leader of their little band, as even now he sensed that the floaters had reached their zenith…

Wasteland belongs to the following groups:
Alien Worlds and Landscapes, Character Development, Fantasy Art, Sci Fi and The Super Amazing Super Hero Group Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters

SnowDog
Love the colours! Love the whole look of this great work as usual from you Tom!!
Tom Godfrey
Praise from a recognised master of digital art – many thanks Randy.
thickblackoutline
wow! wooooooow! this is so amazing, the colours ARE indeed setting the mood here, fine job tom :)
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks Jen. It was fun creating another Sci Fi world.
Cimmerrian
Awesome Tom ! Simply awesome !
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks Steve..don’t worry, those guys are all gonna feed Oink first, before they even think of eating.:)
Anne van Alkemade
they look agonised and while death may seem preferable, there is still the will to live even in tortuous circumstances!!! Environmental pergatory indeed.
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks Anne. Amazing but true. One thinks of the concentration camps, etc. that people endure, just to be!
dimarie
you are such a master at this!
Tom Godfrey replied
Huge compliment – thanks dimarie. Don’t tell the masters you said this though :) check out ryanchurch.com (designer for lucas films and walt disney) to get an idea of the guys I bow before and call master :)
Rob Stanley
Tom I’m loving this one. Awesome mate!
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks Rob. Knowing your work, I can see why some of the elements might appeal to your mind.
Brian Towers
So, it comes down to humans and jellyfish. My money’s on the jellyfish. I’m always impressed with the way you create these wonderful pictures Tom, you are a wizard with light, shapes, textures and many other things.
Tom Godfrey replied
LOL Of course, to call someone spineless in this world might not work so well. :) Thanks as always Mr ego puffer :) You are a tonic.
Lisa G. Putman
So very cool! Amazing work, Tom!
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks Lisa
Heather Rivet...
amazing work my friend..outstanding
Tom Godfrey
thanks Heather
LoneAngel
fantastic
Tom Godfrey replied
Thank you LoneAngel
Keith Reesor
Superb image Tom!
Tom Godfrey replied
I’m glad you like it Mr 3D Maestro :)
Firedrake
Gelatinous…haha!!
Tom Godfrey replied
:) I was wondering if anyone would pick up on that :) Well done FireDrake.
David Stuart
‘Gelatinous’ LOL
Wonderful, wonderful, work Tom.
David Stuart
firedrake beat me to it !!
Tom Godfrey replied
LOL – Thanks so much for the support mate.
Mel Brackstone
Oooo….this takes a lot of looking at! I’m loving the detail and amazing twists and turns here.
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks Mel. I do tend to get too much detail at times, but hopefully sometimes it works :)
kangarookid
this is such a fantastic piece!! would look great as a book cover/movie poster, or even mounted on the wall =)... love the colors, love the detail, and especially love the mood!
Tom Godfrey replied
What a fantastic comment – thanks kk. I’m pleased you are so enamoured with this piece. I also think it’s quite cool. Feel free to try it as a poster. Maybe “free” is not quite the right word though :)
thanks again Tom
Holly Werner
Love your work.
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks kind lady
fullcirclemand...
totally cool! love the colours and the light !
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks fullcircle
rightasrain
Fabulous, Tom, and I really enjoy the stories you put with your pics. Makes me feel part of it all and “in the mood” so to speak.
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks very much rar. I’m glad you like the stories with them. I do enjoy a bit of nonsense along with the pics :) The stories suggest themselves as I am creating the pics.
robpixaday
Instant fav…....
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks robpixaday. I’m glad you like some of my crazy stuff :)
robpixaday
You’re doing the kinds of things I would do if I could do those kinds of things…..
wow.
And the text is very cool.
I’m an old sci-fi fan….........
Tom Godfrey replied
:) thanks rob. Me too. I’m sure you are underestimating yourself in terms of this sort of art and I look forward to seeing what you come up with in the future. There – You’ve been challenged :)
retepk
Superb.
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks retepk
syd baker
Appreciate your sentiments on global warning! These jelly lads are freaking me out in a Calvin and Hobbes way!
Tom Godfrey replied
LOL thanks syd and also for noting the global warming plug. Cheers Tom
Dave Martsolf
Just so cool! Love the diaphanous atmosphere.
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks Dave and I love that word -captures it perfectly – cheers
hugh023
Good Stuff!!!
Tom Godfrey replied
Thanks hugh
Simon Sherry
Absolutely stunning work Tom – brilliant use of colour to add atmosphere.
Tom Godfrey replied
thanks very much Simon. A very cool comment -means a lot
Lloyd Harvey
I think this really cool. Is it supposed to be phallic?
Tom Godfrey replied
:) Thanks Lloyd. I don’t think you should risk the, “Ink blot tests” :) It wasn’t planned that way, but it crossed my mind once I had finished it. I wanted to create a structure that was more organic than mechanical, so maybe I subliminally created, “The Organ!” If it’s true that size counts, then everyone’s gonna want one :) Cheers mate.