Wow Gutalin, this one is one of my favorites. IMO this image has a calm garden-like feeling. Your work has a very mechanical/industrial feel and yet is organic at the same time. You are very talented. 
At first I didnât see any life in the image, then I spotted them.
Hi Alex great work as usual, keep it up!!!
Ooo ⊠I like that. Its got a feel of an ancient overgrown but dead industrial bath ⊠thing. Gorgeous.
Another impressive piece!
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I find your work really impressive Alex. A great inspiration.
Awesome thread, Gutalin!
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All the clues are in this thread.Câmon lads . 
These are always new, beautiful, and inspiring, and I love how everyone is tearing their hair out trying to figure out how in the heck you managed this. Youâre an incredibly inspired individual and once again thanks for sharing.
the level of details is insaneâŠ
Is it just 2.5 D, or is it real 3D so that you could make an animation?
Is it just 3D, or is it real 2.5 D so you could make an illustration or fine art painting from it ?
I really enjoy seeing your compositionsâŠAlways a masterful use of space and designâŠ
Full 3D
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Total polys 4980995
20 subtools
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You can make also very fine details just with the ShadowBox 
Same 3D block is repeat in 2.5 here at different sizes and positions
murray: It is geometrically correct, but does not liveâŠ
lucaswschmidt: I am grateful to you for your support!
Sebcesoir: It is 2.5 D in this case, but animation is possible.
Frenchy Pilou: It is interesting idea! I tried to do by this mode. It is difficult to steer details.
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@lou1978: tell us how you did that!
And fabulous image, Gutalin! As always.
As reticent as ever, too.
Yes, amazing and cool detail to be absolutely sure. Our eyes are always drawn to it. Beautiful, imo.
Beyond that though, I have to say you really find that niche that reminds me of Giger, but it is not him. Your objects hinge between abandoned or maybe working by some hidden, alien hand, which is even scarier to imagine. The metalicity of the materials; perfect, imo.
And, I am loving on not knowing exactly how you do it. Obviously, your work is inspiring others to work at figuring this technique out. Thatâs got to be the best compliment, Huh?
Discovery, is always, most of the fun of anything.
And, please donât ever stop Gutalin. :o)
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Great as alwayz Gutalin, Where do you get your inspiration from? Giger? Do you dream this stuff? Is it a part of an Epic âAlienâ movie? Id like to know what fuels you to do, the greatest most original art I think Iâve come across.
I really wanna see some âOrganicâ aliens, thatâd b cool
Cool stuff