Panic - The Shortest War Part 4 by NefariousDrO
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The "Horizon" Class transport Orizzonte had finished dropping off her passengers when an alarm rang out, moments before the missile detonated. An escort had also detected the approaching missiles, and fired a wild shot to try and stop them.
The Shortest War had begun.
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As you can guess, this is part of a series. Not sure how long it's going to be, but it'll be fun to see!
Ships were modeled in Bryce, planet, background, compositing and effects are all Photoshop CS3.
Thanks for taking a look, and comments/criticisms (and especially suggestions - that's how I get better) are always welcome.
Comments (19)
Cool scene and render. I love the detail, it's a must zoom in!
Nice scene! I still really like that missile design.
Excellent space scene ;-)
Love this series. When is the movie coming out?
Absolutely stunning matey!
Excellent scene with great modelling and lighting...well composed and rendered!
Fantastic modelling and scene!!!
there will be a time when wars last 1 second 1 second and all is black great image showing us the future top !
Magnific space image..excellent render! :)
Very nice, as always, superb modelling!
Really good, as usual!
EPIC battle scene!!! David
Very nice space scene. Well done!
Great shot!
super cool work... more plz...
well modelled and composed space scene here.....excellent bryce render!
Nice work, I think the comp. would work better with the planet offset. I really like the transport. "May you create well and prosper" AV
This is excellent! I love your ships, the sense of realism they possess...they look as if they've been designed for real world uses; your nebula is excellent, as is the planet--right down to the details of cloud wisps and atmospheric glow at the planetary limb. I also love the drama here...and the way this series seems to grow organically. Great work.
Stunning work!