Lost in Space, Too by Rykk
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Ultrafractal 3.02 - Apophysises 1 and 2b15 - Photoshop7
Well, I couldn't leave well enough alone! - lol Here's a new version of my last post with the full spaceship in a smaller size to (I think?) give a better vibe of the vastness of space that the Robinsons find themselves lost in. I added more detail to the interior and the spinning light on the top from the tv show version of the ship.
The spaceship is made using Klaus-Peter Kubic's "KPK Zeppbarn" formula with Outside coloring algorithm - "Advanced Gnarl" by Mark Townsend. A great combo popularized by Wojteg. I used 3d sphere mapping and KPK "Magic Glass2" mapping for the shape and Clipping and Reverse Scissors mapping for the window and "spinner". As the ship grew from 6 to 34 layers and I cringed in horror at the prospect of figuring out Damien's mirror mapping for all these layers (yikes!)- especially since the other side of the sphere looks totally different - I "wimped out" :>) and rendered the whole works in .png format, then mirrored with Photoshop and pasted it onto the background. It now maybe looks like the ship in the 1999 movie - or a Cylon ship from "Battlestar Galactica". (Now THAT'S dating myself! lol)
Thanks for stopping by to see this reprise! - I think this version is a better composition and I hope y'all do, too. What do you think? :>)
Comments (57)
Love 'em both, but the spaceship here is a most worthy craft! I bet that spinner can even pick up old "I Love Lucy" reruns! Muy impressive!
Me, I like this one better for all the reasons you mentioned, but especially because of the relative size of the ship next to the planet. Outstanding work, either way!
Huh? Sorry....I didn't understand probably a third of what you said, but thanks for taking time to try and explain. I love it anyways. I think that the whole ship really added to the scene. Next.....????
Bravo Rykk , excellent work !
Are You sure You did not mix any Hubble's images? Galactica is amazing. Beautiful Cosmos... and thanks to mention my name :)
Its not the Lost In Space I remember, but its nice to have someone remember it.
Fantasic...both versions are amazing.
I like this one too! I love the sparkling cosmos and the strange planet and ohh that ship!!!
Both of your works are fantastic!
Amazing and genius artwork! My vote too Rick!
Real nice upgrade (LOL) with more depth and detail.
Wonderful!
The first version was good, but this is even better : ) The "space" and planet were excellent in the earlier version, but in this one the spaceship is much more realistic; as always a terrific composition overall. Excellent stuff, Rick : )
now i had a crush on a couple of the actors in Battle Star Galactica:
: dating hah you are still a spring chick trust me!! and it looks nifty seeing the whole ship puts me in mind of the early Star Trek ...the close ups and then pull away frames they had on the show
Yes, better than version one...but both images demonstrate amazing talent!
Love the show love the image. Great work Rick.
Wonderful improvements. I like this version much better... although both were really great. The composition has improved a lot in this one. Great work Rick!
Love the background on this image. Spiral detail on the planet is cool too.
all the above,I am in total agreement.You do really exceptional work.
wonderful scenery :-))
Total excellence!! :)
I agree, it is certainly a better image by having the whole spacecraft to gaze upon ; against the vastness of interstellar space - excellent work Rykk ! c-ya Mike
Outstanding image. I like it as it is.
Wonderful fractal sky scape, perfect lightig. Not having seen the previous one can only say This is a beauty''''''''Lina
I like this one best, love the look of almost fireworks! Colors are just outta site gorgeous!
The flying saucer is leaving! I hope that it has a safe journey!
Oh...cause me spasm...hehe. Very good, Stars and Planets of the fractal's Artspace...