Starship "Core of Curiosity" and Derelict 1 by dcmstarships
Close
Hover over top left image to zoom.
Click anywhere to exit.
Members remain the original copyright holder in all their materials here at Renderosity. Use of any of their material inconsistent with the terms and conditions set forth is prohibited and is considered an infringement of the copyrights of the respective holders unless specially stated otherwise.
No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a version of the ship before it was moved into my "Fellowship of Star Faring Sentients" universe.
This image is dedicated to Eres/Serge Robin who made it possible for me to post my artwork in the
Bryce gallery of Renderosity.
The Scene
In the year 805 of the Galactic Union Era, The Human Exploration Cruiser of the Galactic Star Survey Corps, "Core of Curiosity" responds to a distress call from a starship of another Galactic Union member. As the human vessel approaches, its crew attempts to determine what happened to what is now a lifeless derelict.
The Image
This images was created using a Bryce, TrueSpace, Universe Image Creator and Corel Draw. The "derelict" model was created in Bryce and kindly provided to me by Eres/Serge Robin. Other 3D modeling was done using TrueSpace 6.6. The background came from an astronomy software CD and the running lights were generated using Universe Image Creator. The website banner graphics were made in Corel Draw.
Comments (9)
WOW! You do it hard and good buddie!Awesome artwork and my vote (not for myself).
Great image, I love the starship! It reminds me of Zentraedi starships from the old Robotech shows, but with much cooler materials of course!
Cool Starship from Aimee
One of the best pics in the series. POV lightning and textures are a treat.
This again is brilliant !Sci fi is certinally your field of excellents!Well done again for bringing such great work to these gallerys:-)Byeeeeee calum
A wonderful scene with a dense and involving atmosphere. Lovely modeling ! Congratulations !
details and dynamic, with the awesome dim light and atmosphere are so scenic and impressive.
Many thanks for all the kind comments everybody! :-)
Amazing ships - the left one is really fantastic ! - and background... well done !