Deep Ocean Dive of the Nautilus by harada
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Jules Verne has inspired me since I was a child. My first Jules Verne film was 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. This is my Nautilus - modeled in Rhino and rendered in Bryce. No postwork added. I am working on a version with Photoshop to finish this image. Tell me...what do you think of my model NAUTILUS? Comments PLEASE!
Comments (7)
a good modelling,
Very good! The design is really cool.
Great idea!... well done!... but what about that faint image of the ship in the upper left corner? Is that intentional, or is that some kind of "render ghost"?... can't wait to see the next one.
Very cool!
Loving the direction this is going. Something about that era, when machines were hand tooled, and the craftsmen expressed the mastery and pride they had earned. I'd love to see those observation domes reflect the era, thinking of all those great arborium greenhouse windows, all the metal and iron work, the symetry and math. And rivets! rivets were the way to go, back when. and finally, it may be a small thing, but some sort of rudder. But let me repeat, i love this model. Its going places.
Thanks for the comments. There is more detailing going into the model - a low rez and high rez version. The polygon count quickly climbs with the details. I plan a Poser Diving Suit (WIP) and Nautilus render.
way cool sub!