Asteroid Racer by grafikeer
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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Bryce7.1pro/Wings3D/Sculptris/Photoscape3.5/Photoshop
Inspired by NefariousDrO's latest image, I decided to fire up Sculptris and create some asteroids to give my Wings3D starship an obstacle course to traverse...asteroid materials are a Seriously Real Rock material from Daz3D,ship textures are a modified ship metal preset. Starfield with custom star settings and a slight modification of the sky colour create the setting. Postwork in Photoscape for a deep bloom filter and cross-process effect, in Photoshop I added engine glows,additional stars,painted shadows cast from the asteroids,a lens flare(which I hardly use ever!),signature and resizing. Hope you like it Nefarious,thanks for the inspiration!
Comments (15)
Great scene! I like those sun rays from the right. It makes it look like a race through proto-planetary disk.
Excellent idea and setting!
Fantastic !
Great scene, the lighting is fantastic.
excellent work
I do like it! Wow, those asteroids look fantastic! I love the ship and what you did with the background, too. THis is so cool!
Wow like the realistic element in this image. Super work on them asteroids.
Fantastic image and lighting! Corrie
excellent looking astroid field hope hes a good pilot
Cooooool.
Very cool! Nice lighting.
Nice modelling - great astroids and I like the shadows cast onto the dusty atmosphere which reveals a nice sense of movement and eternal collision.
Very nice, indeed!
Neat volumetric effect and that's quite some obstacle course you have created...hope you pilot's up to the challenge ! Well done ~Cheers~
I'm in awe of you! That comment is not so much for this particular posting as for your entire body of work for the past year.