Final Render from the Art of Boolean (Part XIIII) by Bambam131
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is the final render from the Art of Boolean (Part XIIII). The ship is the refitted Mars Explorer1 carrying a new Lander the USS Virginia to rendezvous with the USS Essex on station orbiting Mars. This is an ongoing series that will tie in to my terraforming series showing man

Comments (6)
Simply astounding modeling. Amazing!
Very nice and Impressive. 10 out of 10.
Outstanding work and I take my hat off to you for doing the modelling in Bryce. All those Booleans sure make for a busy screen. I guess you must spend much of your time in solo mode.
Ok guys, it was late at night and I was tired, Yes it should be (XIV) not (XIIII). My next part will be (XIIIII) just kidding. ;-) David
okay, why is the landing gear down, and why is it landing on that small disk?
bebe; the landing gear is down because it is attached to a heatshield. This will be used for the lander to enter the martian atmosphere than drop off before landing. You'll see what I mean if you check out my gallery. David ;-)