On the Bridge by Star4mation
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Been playing on and off for months with this image, still not happy with it, but as an experement I think it proved a theory, that you can use the inside of a prop to create a scene.
The whole scene was assembled inside the Protector spaceship and it took several hours to render.
CREDITS
Antimony for V3 - mb1870
V3 Cat suit - DAZ
Sci-fi console - joeKurz
Protector spaceship - JHoagland
Comments (11)
I can get your point when you say that you are not 100% satisfied with it. It is difficult to say what is going wrong ore not maybe the inside of the spaceship is not with lots of coloured textures that gives the impression of too much grey in the scene. Did you try to change Victorias texture to other colours? The long render time can come from a reflective/refraction surface. And if you use the two settings together it will increase like hell. Anyway a great experiment here. Jacques
For some reason I did not get a email for this upload! Anyway, I think this is a great wip too. Keep it up.
You have done lots of work on this one Steve..super layout and mood...and whoops! look out for those meteorites dead ahead. Brilliant Space scene.
looks cool and hot. :~)
Hey Steve oh finally I found you LOL, what an awesome sci-fi creation,love all your fine details and the view outside the spaceship,excellently done*****
Original and gripping in concept--compositionally playing the horizontal off the vertical shining, metallic figure. The problem remains the head, which jars, texturally and with the flow of the rest. You are right to keep playing--there is a solution there somewhere--I would try bending the head back and turning it to look out through the window or screen, texturing it to compliment the body texturing, and if "hair" something striking and simple, jagged perhaps but organic. Solve that and with a first class render the sky's the limit....if you really want the shining eyes, perhaps a reflection back off the "glass"?
wow this is super cool looking. very good ideal too
HI STEVE, Admire yr patience in putting up this render..sure isnt completed in a quick while...2 thumbs up..luv the textures on her:)
Cool space image - great pose and super use of contrast and color vs darkness vs shine!
Hmmm, I disagree with the good professor, this works precisely because of the way you layered each backlit element, the shadows on her face contrast the inner light of her eye, her body contrasts the light from the instrumentation, and the frame of the ship contrasts against the glow from outside. All working together to create great depth!!
Cool scene, thanks for the link.