episode 5 scene 1: port of uranus by jjsmlee
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Modelled and rendered in Cinema 4D. Textures and post work with PhotoPaint. Scene depicts a futuristic cruise ship at a port. Having fun with the art deco, vintage sci-fi design.
Note: Cinema 4D is a great application! The C4D file for this scene is just 21MB. Not bad for all the modelling detail. Total render time <1.5 hrs on dual Xeon 1.5Ghz computer with 1.5Gb RAM
Comments (83)
Huuuge... :) And I just love these letterings! Great work! Simply great. And the design just looks perfect.
Wow, haven't seen you post in a while! Great to see new work. Always love the clarity in your staging. Welcome back.
Incredible modeling & texturing! The scifi-deco ships are well designed. VOTE
Those details are amazing, especially how you can see a li'l of the inside! Cool!
Ok, when exactly are you going to release your sequel to the "5th Element"?
I really like this ship design, the sense of scale and the realism are unbelievably stunning.
Another C4D master piece to the galleries. Your work has a beautiful architectural design, very clean, something between artdeco and sci-fi. Excellent details...V
Heya James my friend, I wish I could be 'live' in the ship and have a look outsite. BRILLIANT as ever!!
Waiting for someone to comment on the name of the cruise line.
Outstanding work, a future I wish I could be a part of!
I went back to look at your other stuff. Got say I think you ROCK!
I am liking this - bigtime. The retro feel is great.
Wow!!! Love it! I hope it doesn't hit an iceberg! :)
Ah, the twenties and the art they gave to us. I sometimes wonder if the original Star Wars trilogy would be such an inspiration to us today had Ralph McQuarrie never produced his concept designs for the film. --- Now to my question; I would very much like to move beyond Bryce, particularly so I can 'truly' model but I find Lightwave a bit scary. Is Cinema 4D the way to go?
Breathtaking... the models are amazing, and the whole scenery shines with careful lighting and nice details. Bravo V
I love the style of your work!! very cool!
The universe you're creating is amazing, besides your high technical skills in building movie-like scenes. I'm very curious how it will evolve...
I was just browsing the galleries at random and came across this. It looks like it could be a screenshot from a high-budget tv show!
You KNOW I wait with baited breath for each new image of yours. I have a lot of breath baited up, let me tell you. When you do deliver, you don't dissappoint. This scene is out of this world (pun intended) and could spend a hour pouring over all the little details. Job well done -- just post more often, PLEASE! =]
Incredible pic quality (models,textures etc.) - Lucas/Spielberg should call you soon! :D
simply outstanding!
Your detail and chrispness are a constant inspiration.Most amazing work again mate,bye cal
Adorable ship design and great capture of it. I think you got the art deco feel very well. And looks very realistic. I like that we can see into the interior. Top notch work.