Comin' In Low! by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoshop
All items created in Bryce7Pro,figures(Predatron's LoRez Modern Males)imported from DazStudio.Ships created using Bryce shapes,including additional shapes by Rendo's own Rashad Carter...textures are modified preset materials.The main ship is a concept design for the project I am working on,the ship is called the Baal Baby.The logo was added to a 2Dpanel that is on each side of the fusilage.All the building textures are from CGTextures.The sky,light and atmo are all custom...image was rendered in Premium with blurry reflections and transmissions and DOF selected.Postwork involved a slight levels boost,signature and resizing.Thanks for taking the time to view,and for any comments!

Comments (21)
Wow, wow, wow!! Superb scene. Well balanced composition with great scales!
Fantastic scene and modeling. They still use those traffic lights???? ;-) Corrie
fantastic sci-fi scene, great image
Nice!
great scene, really like the big ship
cool
Excellent sci-fi scene.
Sensational, what a talent!
Great sci-fi scene & impressive modeling...
No wonder they have stoplights- this is a busy place! Your signature sense of movement here.
Great scene and modeling! Love the POV.
Wonderful
I really like the camera banking on this one along with the grand scale of it all. Congrats!!
Fantastic modeling, pov, and lighting. Excellent work. :)
It took my breath away.Awesome POV, looks like a frame from the movie. Fantastic models
Sorry, I missed this one... beautiful scene, really inspiring!
Excellent - love the main ship.
Excellent sf.
Great stuff. FYI Carey's guys have had the proposal a week now. A slow yes is better than a quick no ;)
Excellent details, POV, etc. Great sense of movement. One very tiny "niggle;" the figures standing in the lower right corner seem way too "stiff." Think they'd be running for cover, ducking, or throwing out their hands in surprise--or something. A small detail, but for me it sort of derailed (momentarily) the rest of your great effort.
Nice scene. I like the POV and the 'mood'.