Leaving Home by Bambam131
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Leaving Home
The USS Shenandoah II passing Earth’s moon on its way out to the Planet Mars. The model was created and design by me in Bryce 5.5 and post work completed in Photoshop with background starfield created in Universe.
This will be my first post in over 4 months, all comments welcomed.
Cheers,
David

Comments (20)
Awesome piece, your ship model is a marvel of both realistic and highly plausible design and incredible level of detail. I'm truly in awe of your work.
Nice job!!!!!!!!
Very nice view of a great model!
Wow incredible work, I wish them safe travels.
Welcome Back...your chair is right where you left it....sorry about the dust...I've been busy....lol....The details in zoom are incredible....(smiles)..
Fantastic image and lighting. Great ship. Corrie
Nicely done.
truly excellent, nice touch the back side of the moon looks so realistic. Your model is remarkable...would love to see it from different angles too
welcome back and great render, guess we better not ask how your time in jail was ;) just kidding, nice to see you back.
Beautifulwork!
Brilliant and cool work!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
I would like to thank everyone for their very kind comments on my work, you guys always have made me feel right at home, thanks! I have been very busy with private work and also a couple of book covers. I have one that's even coming out in in December about the Solar System by an astrophysics professor at Cambridge University being published by Blackwell publishing. The book cover shows another picture of the Cassini passing Enceladus but this time with out the Huygens probe attached. I caught a lot of grief about having the probe attached as it passed Enceladus last time, so the picture is correct and besides the publisher loved the image! Again, thanks guys for all your comments, it does make me feel good to know that my work is appreciated. There are so many wonderful images being published here at Renderosity and I will tell you that your work has inspired me to always do my best. Best regards, David
Excellent Work as always I love the lighting and the Earth in the distance this must of been what it was like when the first Apollo Astronauts circled the moon. Well done also for getting your work put on a couple of book covers I will look out for them in the shops. Karl
Congrats on the book cover! Excellent work as usual, David!
Fantastic work, David. Amazing design and modeling.
David, simply stunning work as always -- you sir are a major inspiration, and truly you have delivered once again -- I think NefariousDrO said it above, the level of detail here is a marvel, and the over-all composition is simply breathtaking. Well don sir! Wonderful to see you here once again, Sincerely William
Superbly done David :)
Great detail on the ship.
stellar work, and that's no pun! when I was a wee sprog, wanted to be an astronaut, images like this make up for the times.
Awesomely well done! Love this!