The Art of Boolean (Part XIX) the final render! by Bambam131
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The Art of Boolean (Part XIX) the final render!
This image shows the Mars Lander USS Virginia detaching from Mars Explorer1 heading towards the space station USS Cydonia. The USS H.G.Wells is preparing to undock to allow the Virginia to dock with the space station to transfer supplies and crew before descending to the planet surface. This is an ongoing series showing man
Comments (14)
Excellent work, but it took me a while to find the lander. I would move it so it isn't lost in the background of the mothership.
outstanding work again, dang i will never top that,awesome really makes ya hold your breath
very impressive work. so much details. nice bump maps.
I like Your visions.
woa! this is awesome! Very inspiring.
This entire series has been awesome! Your eye for detail is exceptional and your hard work really pays off in your final renders! Please keep amazing us :))))))))
I'm with Jed. This entire series has been awesome.
thats just... i... how do you... ummmm... all in Bryce!... uh, like wow, man.
Such a beautiful work, the only thing is, I guess a ionic or nuclear engine ?, with the purple reflect, It look strange the all purple glow. Maybe it can be reduced a little bit.
Your models never cease to amaze me. I'm glad that you began to add more prominent textures and a little more color to your models and backgrounds. It really adds to the realism and impact of you work without compromising your artist vision. Checked through your recent gallery. You put the best of the artists that have created work for NASA's publicity to shame. Have you considered sending NASA some of your work as a portfolio for possible commission work? I think you should.
Wonderful image along with great modelling. ---- Scott.
I don't know how long it took to model this in Bryce but it was worth it! Superb.
so whats wrong with this image? not a darn thing!!! beautiful art, friend.
Wow! This is super! This is excellent work! This is a very beautiful picture!