Epsilon V IX by thelordofdragons
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Hi People,
before i begin thankyou for everyone who has mailed me with requests,ideas or tutorials, as i explained im pretty useless at tutorials but i will endevour to get a few out.
Im surrounded by some fantastic artists and friends, some old some new and all have made me feel so welcomed since my return, thankyou all once again, it means more than you'll ever know.
Epsilon V IX inspired by WipEout the arcade game by psygnosis, built and rendered in Bryce 4 by myself using primatives. The nose cone was constructed in Rhino taken into Bryce as a .3ds file.
Lens flare Universe, post, signature and conversion to .jpg in psp.
Motion was a plane that was stretched along one axis until it streaked. Selected the whole ship and then inversed it applied motion blur at the same angle as the ground and voila, kinda works..lol.
I dont usually do much post work but as ive said its time for a change.
Thanks for taking a look and have a great week everyone.
Steve:)

Comments (15)
Yeahhhh Buddy!!!...Does that come with a Hemi ??....lol..Excellent Modeling.. -Will-
Looks real good to me - wonderful SF image!
Very cool design, like the sense of speed in this one.
Very cool ship design...excellent motion effect and postwork!
Fantastic! Great sense of speed. Yes, please, tuts!!! Corrie
Awesome Image. Amazing job my friend.
Really awesome model! Amazing work!
Hi Steve, man just 7 images posted and I'm already at a lost for words. What an incredible piece of machinery. Put it on the "Salt Flats"(which I think it's at already)and go for the light speed barrier. Very cool mats on the beast. The sense of motion is also a pleasure to view! George BTW, thanks for dropping by.
Rocks
So awesome!! Really cool model and postwork. :)
Great work.
Another amazing piece of art there Bro, I remember this one from back at 3D. Excellent images, what else is there to say..........You D man!!! David
A very "fast" shape! Great render!
Nice sense of speed and motion - interesting ship design as well.
Thats great !