Evening sortie by JoeJarrah
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Steff commented on my last render "Waterloo Sunset" which inspired me to do this sort of steam cyber punk stealth airborne kitbash thingy...
I slavaged some of the DIMMs and the RTX from my now defunct rendering rig, and managed to transplant them into my old machine; I was worried the PSU wouldn't be up to it but it all seems to be working OK, even in this heat (we're back in another heatwave in Blighty - the third in a month)... Anyhow, the upshot is i could push this a little harder for better lighting and textures, without postwork, so hope you like it. Worth a full res peek.
p.s. apologies for not being to your galleries recently; the notifications have stopped again so I've been missing out. I'll try do the rounds over the w/e.
Comments (7)
Kind of a missed opportunity not to call it "Cyber Punk Stealth Airborne Kitbash Thingy" hehe. Great work, Joe! The scene is incredible, very cinematic, and I love the little touch of the lights on the goggles of the foreground figure. Amazing! :)
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really a wild one. love the elements.
Cool !
This is gorgeous in full view with the light and details. Has the right amount of everything to be the cover to promo your next film and congrats on your salvage work to get back rendering :)
Fave for me. This is awesome ;)
Thanks and glad ypou like it... in tetrospect should proably have been in a letterbox format, or at very least golden ratio. Need to get aout ofthe habit oof using A4 proportions! ... might redo it.
Very fantastic image,excellent work 👍🙋♂️
A superb and perfect steampunk illustration
I prefer the letterbox personally, seem to be more pleasing to my eye but like you I get ues to doing a set format and sometimes I shouldn't :)