Thread The Needle by grafikeer
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Bryce7.1Pro/Apophysis/Photoshop
A test render of Kanaa's re-worked version of my original Vue model,with his textures...this is an image for the movie project we are involved in.Asteroids are lattices,with a ProMaterial applied.Starfield sky used,with lighting modifications and a slight haze added...used as IBL to light the scene.An enlarged sphere with a nebula cloud volumetric added created the background nebula.Postwork included a levels and saturation boost,engine glow effects,additional stars,additional nebula effect using an Apophysis fractal image,signature and resizing.Thanks for stopping by,and commenting!
Comments (20)
Fantastic work, really nicely done!
Excellent image; model and lighting. Good luck with the movie. :-) Corrie
Can't express myself enough on the way you are using Bryce and these Awesome Sci-fi Scenes! ~smiles~
Wow that bangs, it's wonderful and colorful!!!
A great spaceship and scene!
Excellent work!
This is cool, nice work.
Very cool man, love the blasts of color!
Love the colors and murky depths of the nebula, especially the way it lights the asteroids. Modeling and texturing are also nice.
Great modeling work !
Great image. some vintage atmosphere. Well done
excellent scene
I love this design and setting
Very nice! Excellent work on the nebula!
Great image and the vibrant colors really make it spectacular!
Nice Chris Foss feel here - very 80's sci-fi! Well done.
Really cool image and a great looking ship. Nice work.
unexpected yourneys... into your mind great fantasy it is
nice work my friend:)
Wonderfully colorful render--sorta reminds me of some of the old tabloid cover paintings. That's also a "right nice" model.