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Published: 2018-02-08 04:47:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1007; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 46
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I was listening to a dramatic reading of Fredric Brown's short story "Arena " and thought I would try a quick scene from the story with DAZ Studio and Iray.Β No post work
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LOL All I can think is "Big ball, me must hit."
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The primitive mind takes over some timesΒ Β
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I've got a bad feeling about throwing that rock...
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There is always a bigger rock
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But what's in that thing?
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Well I never read this story, but I remember the Star Trek episode. Nicely done my friend! Great scene!Β Β Β Β Β
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Thank you, The story is pretty simple so I wanted to try something simple
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You're very welcome
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Thank you my friend
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Well, I remember this story, must have it in an anthology somewhere. Its is the inspiration of the Star Trek TOS episode by the same title (it shows when you know the short story). However I never figure the Outsider as such a metalic sphere, more like a kind of giant virus with tentacles.
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I took some liberties with the descriptions and went a little more abstract with the "roller" and by putting a loin cloth on him rather than having him nekid
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Ooh, I've never heard that story before! This beautiful and fascinating image makes me want to listen. 
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Thank you, It's a real short story that they used as the basis for the Star Trek "Gorn" episode. I loved the visual idea of the red sphere against the blue environment.
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Wonderful sphere, I hope the oaf doesn't smash it.
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Thank you, The red sphere drew first bloodΒ Β
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Not knowing the story, I have trouble to relate, but other then that I really like it! Love the reflection in the sphere. good job!
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Thank you, It's a real short story that they used as the basis for the Star Trek "Gorn" episode. A space traveler wakes up in an alien environment with a mysterious red sphere and they must fight to save their species from being wiped out.
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I like really the tast of surreal in this one. As always, great work
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Thank you, I read this story in high school and couldn't remember the title, but always remembered the surreal idea of waking up in an alien environment with only a mysterious red sphere.Β Then it tries to kill youΒ Β
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Brrrr... ugly... and what I see, the man have just a stone in his hand ? Bad for him.
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Thank you my friendΒ Β
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Bob Carson is the pilot of a small one-man scout ship on the outskirts of the fleet. While engaging his Outsider counterpart in battle, he blacks out. When he awakens, he finds himself naked in a small enclosed, circular area about 250 yards (230Β m) across. Other than vegetation and blue sand, he sees in the distance only a red sphere about 1 yard (0.91Β m) in diameter. The sphere turns out to be an Outsider, with several dozen fully retractable thin tentacles to manipulate objects. Based on its method of movement, Carson labels it a "Roller".
Well done!Β Β
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Thank you, I read this story a long time ago and could never remember who wrote it or its title.Β I stumbled across it looking for some sci-fi short stories to read.Β I remembered always wanting to try a scene from it and "Planet Glise" seemed like a good fit.Β Though I decided to cover his nakedness
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cool scene at first i thought of this being a beach scene but i know summer was hijacked by winter again
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Thank you, I really was fascinated by the idea of blue sandy environment.Β It seems so alien, yet familiar at the same time
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Thank you, I read this story years ago, but could never remember the name.Β The idea of waking up in an alien environment with a red sphere always fascinated me, especially when it starts to try to kill you
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First i thought when i saw this image was: you try to catch a pokemon. This is either a pokeball or a voltobal
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Thank you, It's a real short story that they used as the basis for the Star Trek "Gorn" episode. A space traveler wakes up in an alien environment with a mysterious red sphere. I read it back in high school and could never remember the name, but the image of the red sphere against the blue environment always stayed with me.
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I like it when primitive barbarians meet high-tech-sf-fantasy
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I also love Frederic Brown. I remember one of his short story: earth and humans have been destroyed. One day aliens discover earth and they started to search among ruins. And they discover a cinema. By chance they succeed to watch a movie and they see Mickey mouse on the screen. They are very happy and conclude earth was firstΒ inhabited by beings with big black ears
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Thank you, I am loving his short stories.Β His sense of humor is refreshing compared to the newer serious sci-fi.
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Great render Joe! I remember that story from a radio mod for Fallout 4. Love those Astounding Tales and Outer Limits stories. Β Really helped pass the time while building.
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Thank you, I'm a huge fan of old sci-fi, the stories were always so much fun.Β I need to play Fallout 4, I loved all the other games in the series.
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Story wise I don't like it as much as 3, New Vegas, or better yet combine them into Tale of Two Wastelands. I was always a lone wanderer. In Fallout 4 you build settlements for annoying NPCs and defend them. They are completely useless in a fight. Supplies are really hard to come by too. There are mods that make it easier. You just won't get your achievements if you use them. Β
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That was a great tale, love Fred Brown's scifi!
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I just reading a bunch of his short stories, he has a great sense of humor and a wild imagination
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