Heading Back to Port by kjer_99
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The OSV Warrior I is an ocean-going supply vessel, a ship that supplies such things as ocean oil rigs and deep sea scientific research vessels, and so on. It is a German vessel that was either built in Hamburg or calls that city its home port. I don't know much more about it than that, but I sure fell in love with the Bryce model of it, which is detailed inside as accurately as the outside of it.
Just for fun, there are eleven crew people visible in the picture. Can you find all of them? :)
Credits:
OSV Warrior I: Modeled and textured by Sascha Hupe (djblueprint) and available for purchase at 3d commune.
Crew figures: Various P4 and P5 folk created by me in Poser 4 and 5. Each is different in face, clothing, pose, and skin texture.
Distant ships: freebies from 3d Cafe and retextured by me.
Helicopters: freebies from help3d, but textured by me.
Oil rig: Another Net freebie, but I can't remember who created it.
I think that covers everything. Thanks for looking and for any helpful or encouraging--or just plain interesting--comments.
Regards,
Jeremy

Comments (6)
Work with Textures! Thats a nice POV and a really good concept!
I counte Eleven crew members - and one stow away (you can't see him cause he's hiding below deck. hehe) Great render!
very well done..nice oil tower....cooler ship model
I agree with all the above, but she needs some movement...a bow wash and stern wash...she looks like she's laying idle! ;-)
wow remind me of the Gufe of mexico oil riges and boats cool looking
Fine work on the rotors of the heli, quite hard thing to do