Laser eyes?

From the scene and what the details suggest, I can't help but wonder if this is the same person who commissioned Miles-DF a while back with a "space" scene that appeared to be a girl in some sort of a "hibernation couch" and what seemed like pretty "ghosts" looking in at her through the windows of it.

it's not... that image of miles-df's is beautiful, but that wasn't me :)

The top of the tent on the far end is kinda nifty... I can imagine that the tent would be used more for looking up to the sky, rather than out on the landscape... so having the windows be vertical wouldn't be much good. I quite like this.

I'd like to see a suitish helmet in the tent with her, and a small pile of cloth for the rest of the suit. Depending on the level of detail in the overall image this may just be a bit of a blur anyways :D

Maybe she was out stargazing. A glint caught her attention out of the corner of her eye. She looks out on the landscape and sees the figure of a person barely visible, as though the person is covered by the sky itself.

Maybe the distance between them should be a little bigger, so that the surface girl is outside the shine of the tent area. But that's entirely up to you... landscape shaped picture might help this a little.

Actually yeah, can I request that you lower the hills, bring up the bottom edge of the picture, bring down the upper... and in trade push the image right so the walking girl is further away?

Or, a bit of a weird idea... split this into two images, might be a decent way to simulate the distance as well. Then again it might look awful, opinion?

My friend did that with some oil paintings she did... split the canvas to make image feel bigger without drawing the dull bits in the middle... but that's in traditional media.

So basically take the "camera" and lower it but still aiming in that general direction?

It' spossible to split it up, or just double the width of the page.

I'm done geeking and commenting, thankya!

I think I just mean wider... the camera can't go much lower without making the scene look weird, in my opinion.

The raising of the bottom and the lowering of the top was to try and bargain for space... so you don't have to draw as much.

As for the lowering of the hills, that was just an honest request. I think the hills are too tall, and that's actually the only opinion I was going for.

The girl outside would probably be springing up on her toes... what with the 1/6 gravity compared to earth. so she might be skipping (talk about a hard pose), but that's just future talk right now.