A Starship Called Wanda by grafikeer
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Vue8Frontier/Wings3D/DazStudio(import conversion)/Photoshop
A new scifi image,featuring a brand new ship model by my friend and fellow modeller Gabriel Montagudo(known here as Kanaa)...this is his Starship Called Wanda.Towers created in Wings3D,customized atmo and city materials...postwork in Photoshop for engine flares and motion blur.This model may be in his store here soon...thanks for taking a look and any comments,they are greatly appreciated!
Comments (17)
Made me laugh. Cool modeling. I like the perspective and movement drawing the viewer's eye towards the horizon. Well done.
Wicked! Wanda that is. Very cool model.
Cool. Nice motion blur.
Beautiful! I love the ship, and nice work on those towers!
Wonderful and surreal idea very well done !!!!!!
Wanda seems to know her way around this fishbowl ! A very fishy designed craft and cool postworkings. I wonder if you linked the camera to Wanda, that the Vue motion blur would have looked...better ? Guess the render time would have blown out, nah forget it, still a fine result. Hoppy Easter Neil & ~Cheers~
Great sci-fi scene!
Piloted by Jamie? Awesome design and setting, excellent Sci-Fi scene.
beautiful scifi scene. I like this starship and your decor
cool
WOW... Marvelous creation and fabulous decor... Outstandingly done !
Brilliant ship design! LOL Seriously, this ship looks great and the scene is very well done. I like the cloud layer.
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splendid klooking craft
Love it..
Nice collaboration. Cool looking fishy ship.
Great scene! Fish shapes seem like such a natural design for spaceships that also dip into the atmosphere. Excellent work.