To Sail the Cosmos by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Bryce6.1/Photoshop/Photoscape3.3
This image is my homage to the scifi artists of the '70's through the 90's,with the ship design being inspired by those of John Berkey.Starcruiser is a new model created entirely in Bryce6.1,and textured in preset textures,some modified.Starcluster created by grouping four large spheres,and rendering in individual modified surface atmospherics.A radial light with moderate falloff provided extra glow in the centre,and reflected light on the ship.Starfield is custom,with blend with sun chosen to add extra volume to the sunlight.
Postwork involved extra work on the starcluster in Photoshop,as well as a levels adjustment and sig.In Photoscape I added a slight bloom effect and lens flares on some stars.Thanks for viewing and any comments you wish to leave,they are much appreciated!
Comments (16)
very good modeling cruiser and effect
Great Sci-Fi render!!!
Nice looking model!
Cool ship and great work on the nebula!
I like this one allot great render .. thanks for sharing .. ;-}
Nice one!
Not bad at all great word you have done here in bryce+++5
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Nice modeling work and image, I like it!
Fabulous starship model and special effects work on the nebula! This is a marvelous image and reminds me of the work of David Mattingly. Very well done!!!
Very nice modeling work! Great lighting and background. Really nice render.
Fine model against a fabulous background.
interesting work
cool ship my friend
Nice modelling, especially with those smooth lines.
Excellent modeling and a great tribute to the "old" sci-fi artists.