Close call. (rj001's models) by peedy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Showing rj001's beautiful models.
Planet is sphere with planet mat.
All mats are Bryce7 standard.
Corrie
Comments (25)
Air Traffic Control is snoozing again I see. Super work Peace
S.U.P.E.R.B. SciFi scene !
Excellent sci-fi and Models!
Wonderful work
Must be LA-X.......air traffic control tower under staffed again. Cool one Corrie.
What a speed one. Let's go, Corrie.
Super models..beautiful space image! :)
I consider close is when throwing a hand grenade or horse shoe...This is soooo close you can count the rivets on the underbelly of that battle cruiser...Excellent Work Peedy!! -Will-
Excellent scifi, Corrie!!
Cool scene, love the ships and lighting, outstanding work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent sci-fi scene.
Very Good Sci-Fi Modeling!
This is amazing!!
Cool sci-fi!!!
wonderful composition!!
Very cool image! The scene is well set and lighted perfectly
Schitterend.
Welcome to Sci-Fi Land! ;-) Good work! Cool usage of the models... Very nicely done!
bel engin!!
VERY VERY VERY FANTASTIC SPACESHIPS AND ATMOSPHERE
COOOOL WORK
outstanding syfy render and models
You are a very versatile artist, Corrie. I notice that you are conversant with a wide variety of software programs. Very impressive! In this one it certainly looks like someone is going to need a new change of underwear. Very realistic and nicely depicted. Brava!
cool scenery, well done!
I don't know if this slightly rumpled surface on the models was the modeler's intention, or if it's just the polygon surface issue after exporting an object created in other software to Bryce... Maybe you already know that if you have an object selected in Bryce, there is a tiny "E" icon visible. If you click on it, you can chose "smooth" option and get this rumpled surface nicely smoothed. But in some cases it can look cooler untouched, so choice is yours... :) Vashek