Once Upon a Time in Space... by Alex_NIKO
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Making use of floaters with Dmytrys volumetric plug-in.
postwork: increase in brightness of colors and sharpness of the image.
I always wanted to do this picture.... I like the similar scenes, made by Octaganoid's
only first attempt to do this ;)
Thanks for viewing and comments!
FSV recommended!
Comments (15)
Cool Asteroid Field, excellent 1st try, excellent Peace
Amazing work
great work Alex
Excellent work.
Most Excellent!
Nice floaters but I especially like the background.
Nice first try Alex. Shaun (Oct) used mist or clouds also in his creation from memory. It may help deal with a sense of smaller particles. Interesting clouds (asumed), watchout for wide POV distortions. I hope you try a second attempt :)
Cool and unique work. Wonderfully creative. Love the breaking up of the planet. Nicely done.
Love the detail in this one!....and the color palette is very nice!....I remember "Octs" version a while back....Excellent work Alex!!
They look good but they're hard to see - needs more direct lighting or lighter BG.
Very nice scene. Great lighting and textures! Really well done.
You're well on the way here Alex. I always used a tiny moon or two to emphasize the size of the main gas moon/planet. Also the Mojoworld planet sphere can be used as a large asteroid or moon for very close in detailed shots. I'd recommend brighter mats for the floaters they'll show up beter then. Also turning off ''sunset colours'' will make the lighting better throughout the sun's cycle. Keep at it. Very nice start !
Thanks so much for recommendations, Shaun! Thanks all!!
Nice start. Agree with the lighting recomendations above.
great artwork