The Hunt on Tatooine by alltheoriginalnames
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Darth Maul on his speeder with his droid, heading towards the escapees of Naboo that he tracked down on Tatooine.
Inspired from the scene in "Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace". Darth Maul was a great character, and I always liked that scene.
Done with Poser, Vue and Photoshop.
Thanks for looking
P.s. Thanks to elfguy, Bobbie25 and the people in chat that helped me track something down I needed for this piece.
May the Force be with you
Comments (81)
Criação magnifica, realização excelente, aplausos (5)
Excellent work!
I personally feel that any further light in this image would detract from the tremendous sense of speed you have created with your motion blur. I take my hat off to you! You got this absolutely spot on! Steve ;o)
Well I think this is very cleverly done. I love the angle of it and it looks very professional :) Cathy xoxoxo
Excellent !!
such a wonderful piece...great action in this scene...i love the sense of motion...great job babe
Cool work!!
Wow. Great Motion, wonderful sci-fi!
Spectacular sf scene , love the pov and motion!
That's fun, love the motion effect you created.
WOW! very beautiful!
Excellent work my friend.
Very nice. The blurring effect adds movement. Still Darth Maul may be too blurred for me. If you had not explained the image, I would have missed it...
COOL.
awsome sense of motion!!!
Great image, as always. Very clever use of motion blur -- maybe the speeder could have a tiny bit? Its not moving across the field, so its really a "zoom blur", and you'd only want a tiny bit. I really like the framing, it contributes to the feeling of motion. Speaking of which, if the Camera is banking left (presumably in a turn), shouldn't the target speeder be doing so too? I say the camera is banking, because the framing angle implies that. Just a thought.
I like that scene, you did a great job of capturing both the character and the planet in this image. I concur with jdehaven on the lighting issue, though I don't use VUE so I'm not sure how you'd accomplish that.
I missed this one. Well done!
Excellent sense of motion.... Great idea and superbly crafted... Excellent...
DUDE! you're cool
That is a very cool image! Best part of that movie that they killed off way too early!