The Cloudriders by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Vue8Frontier/Wings3D/DazStudio/Photoscape3.5/Photoshop
Ships created in Wings3D,imported into Vue8Frontier via DazStudio...all ship materials are modified Vue materials. Sky,light and atmo are all custom...Global Radiosity selected. The placement of the ships within the cloud layer pushed this render to 39 hours,and that was without volumetric light! Postwork in Photoscape consisted of a cross-process effect and addition of noise. In Photoshop I added a duplicate layer with a gaussian blur added,set to lighten and 34% opacity. I also added motion blur to the three foreground ships on right,signature and resizing. Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (11)
Wow, those are super-cool models, and I love the sense of speed and wonderful light from the low-angle sun. That is gorgeous work! I've definitely been away too long if this is the kind of work you've been doing, because clearly I've been missing out! Great stuff.
Superb scene :) Have a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year
Thanks...Season's Greetings to you too!
Nice one. Great action scene with lots of drama - Love those ships you made.
Thanks Peter...good to see you back in the galleries again! All the best of the season to you!
Excellent scene, the models look great as does the atmosphere and lighting. The 39 hours were apparently worth the wait.
Nice job on the vapor trails coming off the wings...nice work!
fantastic image great looking craft wonderful clouds
Great scene!
Very cool!
Excellent work.
Cool scene,klasse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lots of effective postwork on this one; love the use of motion blur. Very impressive!