| Artwork |
| August 2008 |
| Justin Hill |
Name of Artist: Justin Hill
Location: Brighton, Sussex. England. (Google Earth Reference:- 50°49'35.29"N 0° 8'30.46"W)
Site Link(s):
www.zazzle.com/gingerbloke www.zazzle.com/justin_hill
www.myspace.com/Justin_L_Hill
Tools used: Modelled, lit and rendered entirely using Vue d'Esprit 5
Bio/Info: Justin was born in 1966 and studied art at Eastbourne Art college on the south coast of
England. He is self taught in computer graphics and is still learning various programs in
order to create better images and also loves to experiment. Justin spends half the year in
Britain and the other half in Thailand where he recently got married.
Inner Space Image : I often think we are looking in all the wrong places. Magicians use misdirection a lot to achieve their goals and
we are left wondering where the 'rabbit' came from or where the 'duck' went to. What if the 'visitors' are not coming from other planets
but are already here, deep below the oceans surface safe from prying eyes. The seas on Earth cover more than 70 percent of the
planet's surface...95 percent of the ocean remains unexplored and unseen by human eyes. Do you know what's down there? "Inner
Space" was inspired by these bits of information and the knowledge
that we really don't know too much about our own planet...let alone anybody else's!
Location: Brighton, Sussex. England. (Google Earth Reference:- 50°49'35.29"N 0° 8'30.46"W)
Site Link(s):
www.zazzle.com/gingerbloke www.zazzle.com/justin_hill
www.myspace.com/Justin_L_Hill
Tools used: Modelled, lit and rendered entirely using Vue d'Esprit 5
Bio/Info: Justin was born in 1966 and studied art at Eastbourne Art college on the south coast of
England. He is self taught in computer graphics and is still learning various programs in
order to create better images and also loves to experiment. Justin spends half the year in
Britain and the other half in Thailand where he recently got married.
Inner Space Image : I often think we are looking in all the wrong places. Magicians use misdirection a lot to achieve their goals and
we are left wondering where the 'rabbit' came from or where the 'duck' went to. What if the 'visitors' are not coming from other planets
but are already here, deep below the oceans surface safe from prying eyes. The seas on Earth cover more than 70 percent of the
planet's surface...95 percent of the ocean remains unexplored and unseen by human eyes. Do you know what's down there? "Inner
Space" was inspired by these bits of information and the knowledge
that we really don't know too much about our own planet...let alone anybody else's!
| Inner Space |