Arrivals and Departures by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
All items created in Bryce 6.1,all textures are Bryce presets.Sky and atmo are custom.Ships are my own models seen in previous images,with homebase structures created from spheres and lattices.Signature in PS,bloom filter and lens flares in Photoscape 3.3.Thanks for viewing and any comments.

Comments (19)
Really neat sci-fi. Great Bryce modeling, too!
Nice floating (anchored?) city and sky!
Marvelous modeling and mood setting, Neil! Bryce was made for you...!
Good modeling, texture and atmosfære settings
Nice modeling work once again. I like the mood from the forground ship and its thruster. Sweet render my friend!
The futuristic architecture is a well done. The global orange color is really interesting and makes your SCI-FI scene more deep.
Exellent sci-fi scene! :)
Awesome! Nice models and render! :)
Fantastic Sci-Fi composition! AmaZZZZZzzzzzzzzzing rendering work! Bravo!!!
Very interesting structure. Is that a sea of molten metal? Would be neat to see the scene at different parts of the day for a different overall colour palette. Nice work!
Interesting architecture, departures AND arrivals ;)
Great buildings and ships! Fantastic picture!
Very nice sci-fi scene. Great models and lighting! Well done.
You are certainly creating some of the most fantastic structures as of late, Neil. And the ATMOS settings you are using are perfect for the environments.
Agree with photostar. Should be viewed in full size to appreciate.
Very well done.
Very cool! Great atmosphere and POV.
Great work on the structures, as usual. For some reason, I particularly like the light underneath the structure.
Very nice one!!! :-)