Getting to know Miranda by WZRD
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
A fleet of exploration vehicles move out on another survey mission from Miranda Base Station as Uranus rises in the distance.
Modelled in trueSpace 5.1
All and any comments and/or critiques are very welcome. Hope you enjoy it.

Comments (9)
Wonderfull attention to detail, must have taken hours of hard work. Its a tiny thing... but and there is always a but isn't there, there is only one humaniod, A few more bodys around would give the scene even more life and movement than it has already. I reminds me of a television show we used to get back at home "space 1999" cool.
Really nice render and models. But why does at least one of the vehicles have a woodland type camoflage colour scheme out on airless moon?
Very neat, excellent composition
Excellent job Stephen, What happened to the spacemen that you promised 'Houston... come in Houston!!.' Really like the vehicles. I guess that methane has stopped comming from Uranus coz the rainbows gone to! (kind of miss it now) LOL :o) Excellent render mate :o)
Thanks for the comments folks. Bad-bunny and madmouse: I am still working on my astronaut character (called Roger Houston) - I'm still working on getting the poly count down plus grappling with tS's touchy skeletons. Bad-bunny, moon base Alpha from Space 1999 was in the back of my mind when I first concieved this picture. William: the woodland camo look is actually supposed to represent corrosion caused by the atmosphere - the lead vehicle has a red cross painted on it to show it's the lead vehicle.
I give ya a big A for Excellent If your doing a animation in TS
I've known Miranda for a few years (though not in the biblical sense) and I've heard she makes very nice baked cheesecakes. Is she setting up a restaurant?
Expert modelling! Wonderful textures! But it is the lighting that really sets this piece off! Your sense of lighting is superb!
Excellent sci fi scene