Galactic Traveler Olaf Stapledon 2008 by dcmstarships
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Description
Here is the 2008 version of Galactic Traveler "Olaf Stapledon". Model imported from TrueSpace into Rhino 4 and then re-textured using Renfield textures. Rendered using Flamingo 1.1. Background created using custom photoshop brushes purchased in the Renderosity Marketplace. Banner added in CorelDraw X3.
Comments (6)
Fantastic and superbly image...bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Nice!!! Alien markings are a nice touch!!! David W
In response to Mirith's detailed and well-meant comments: The whole concept for the "Galactic Travelers" designs is that they are meant to be very abstract designs from the far future. I deliberately chose the Renfield psychedelic textures to get this dreamy, surreal look. These handful of "Galactic Travelers" designs are supposed to contrast with the majority of my other starship designs that look more industrial. A quick tour through my Renderosity Gallery will show that I like to create ships in a variety of styles with many different hull forms, texturing schemes, and levels of modeled detail. I understand that some of my ships styles will be less popular than others. Still, I offer them as alternatives to what many folks expect starships should look like. What I have come to appreciate the most about the Renderosity science fiction galleries is that such a wide variety of spaceship designs can be found there. I have tried to do my part to contribute to that wonderful collection of diverse visions of speculative spaceship designs.
In response to dcmstarships response to my comment.... I have removed it. It was unworthy. Once again, I had missed the point!
I am very impressed with mirith's thoughful consideration of my response to his well meant critique and the kind action he took in response. I am so appreciative of our Renderosity artist community and how we all grow by learning from each other's work.
Bravo on the modeling and kudos for using Flamingo on the render.