Outpost Beta by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Humming to the max! Beta packs about twice the power of the Alpha version outpost.
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Same primitives, but in a double configuration. Of course the file swelled to twice the size, and the AA defeated my nice metal texture, but "Ahh, well".
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Thanks for viewing, and for your comments!
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Comments (19)
that's a heck of a lot of work. fine stuff too
thats cool, i like your building structure! cool lighting too!
Very cool! Awesome work!
Great lighting & very original architectural details. Fine work!
Beautifull and unusual work & concept, well done
This has a very organic feel to it. I really like the shapes and colors. Excellent presentation my friend!!!! ;-)
Ok...this is just wild, Excellent
Awesome! Great piece of architecture with brilliant lights and colors. Top work!
Amazing work and lights are perfect!!
Really good modeling work and the lights are most excellent. I just love wondering what you'll come up with next.
This is great, nice work!!! -jay
texture details more evident in this version, but I prefer the way the lighting hinted at interior activity in the previous post.
Great job and good artistic imagination
Geez, my Bryce must be broken. I can never get any picture like this out of mine!
Excellent artwork and modelling!
Jim, I just love this image! Looks to me as if great decisions have been made within these hallowed halls!
Can never have too much power at your outpost, that's for sure. Awesome and great lighting, but you are probably tired of hearing me say that...Excellent and look forward to all your work...
WOW! love this structor! killer scene! that would make a great roller coaster ride!
Excellent. I love your use of green. You have a way with that colour that a lot of others don't. Nicely done.