Verian IV by CentraCore
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The latest image from the long range telescope has been studied and catalogued for scientific purposes. The Verian System is comprised of 4 planets and 3 moons and is located some 14,567 Light years away in Sector 4-2A. The image clearly shows the intense geotectonic activity on the planets surface. The atmospheres' brownish color comes from the large amounts of Sulfur which are released by the planets volcanic hot beds. The moon is comprised of basic minerals which is commonly found in moons of this size and sector. It is also believed that the chemical composition is closer to that of Verian III which further reinforces the idea of a runaway moon which was captured by Verian IV.
I hope you enjoy my art since this is my 5 image that i have created with 3D Studio Max and i appreciate any tips, and indepth step by step tutorials on creating nebulas and more realistic space scenes. I await your comments and my email is Rickster3d@yahoo.com or msg me here on Renderosity.

Comments (1)
Very nice !!! Has a "Real" feel to it. Great job.