BSG "Revelations" by MRX3010
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Vue 6PRO and Photoshop
Shattered Worlds, models, textures and brushes.
Along with "Rons_Sci-fi, scratches, concrete" brushes.
If you don't recognize it, I didn't do it justice LOL. This was inspired by the last few seconds of Battle Star Galactica "Revelations" which aired June 13, 2008. I saw a few trailers for the new season which showed this scene and said lets try to "re-imagine the re-imagining LOL. Anyway, it was a test to see what could be done with Shattered Worlds. The background is the "Ruined Suburbs Block2" prop with my TBR SW Photoshop Brushes. These will give you the final touches on your Apocalyptica images. The foreground is my ever popular Ruined Materials Ecosystem MATS.
Enjoy,
Ron
Comments (17)
NICE WORK I HAD TO ASK MY HUBBY IF HE RECOGNIZED IT CAUSE I'M NOT A BATTLESTAR FAN BUT HE KNEW WHAT IT WAS.
A good job on colorization and render style. Great mood.
Dang. That is some FINE work. The atmospheric mood you created REALLY enhances the mood. Very nice.
Very ........speechless!
Very cool - nailed the atmosphere for sure!
excellent work
Cool render, looks great and that atmosphere rocks!
Fantastic scene!!
Great imagination and composition! Very well done!
Awesome!
I agree, the atmo looks wonderful and really suits the scene, which is very well done as well, it reminds me of London for some spooky reason.
makes even the self-inflicted apocalypse look great! good work on those Vue bits, bud!!
Great work!
VERY WELL DONE
Beautiful work! Great job.
Ooh, very nice. You're making excellent work of these.
I think you pretty well nailed it !