The Art of Boolean (Part XX) the final render! by Bambam131
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The Art of Boolean (Part XX) the final render.
This image show Mars Explorer1 as it enters orbit around Mars in my ongoing series showing man
Comments (11)
Very complex structure, I commend your ability to keep it all organized! And we've all enjoyed your presentation as well, can't wait to see what you do next!
First off, PHENOMENAL MODEL! Bambam, you've got the touch there. Second, it's a solid composition. You've given it a feeling of action in the very hard to do setting of "real space technology". Excellent work.
Yeah, the spacecraft is really elaborate. Great detail. Just awesome.
great image. You are probably one of the best user of Bryce for Mars. Ka.
I admire your work..i remember reading how real you wanted your scenes to be, and they are.. Excellent modelling, and textures...
Awesome modelling! - and a real cool pic to boot. Beautiful.
man i wish you did sci-fi show art. ever consider doing the valley forge from silent running or one of the early probe ships from space: 1999? your models are incredible. i hope you do the actual surface colony as well. please keep it up... ...the rich
I LOVE this!!! Great work!!!
An awesome job! One thing though...a little atmosphere glow around the planet would be the cherry on the cake (I think this planet has a bit of an atmosphere? Right?)
thegreatartist; yes Mars has an atmosphere but depending on where the light source was coming from would be the telling factor as to rather you would see it or not.
I just took A long look at your work the modelling is right on top of it. Hay you don't work for NASA do you?