Spacewreck 3 - The Mayflower by garryts
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The workhorse of man
Comments (21)
Denger
Chris Foss' influence? Definitely, especially as to scale; I would also say Vincent Di Fate, as it has that crisp, focused, 'hard science' look about it. Well done. My Vote
dricci
Cool, awesome lighting!!!!
MarkHirst
Wow, this has 'Chris Foss' written all over it. In my haste to post this message, I thought 'Grey Lensman' by E.E. 'Doc' Smith before reading your comment. Now I'm hoping you'll do the cover of the Panther edition of 'Galactic Patrol' !!
RobertJ
Interesting texture. To be honest, the planet could do with some improvement, creating a sense that this hulk is really orbiting at 300 or 400 km height
dogmancito
cool design!
wingnut55
unusual image, clever use of the Gemini and Mercury models.
TheBryster
Brilliant work and storyline!
BigDen
Exellent image and storyline.....
chimera46
Well done! Great render and write up
garryts
Thanks for the nice comments! 'Galactic Patrol' - its possible! My own favourite from those editions is 'First Lensman', though not one I would attempt a version of... RobertJ - I would be interested in more feedback on the planet: I tried more/less water, more/less alien, more/less habited... What changes would you make? Thanks again to you all for your feedback and comments Garry
drawbridgep
The texture and rotting hull really make this for me. Fantastic work and well deserves a vote.
rj001
brilliant work, i have always been a long term Foss fan, and seeing one of my models used in this image makes it doubly enjoyable, thanks (would love that texture if your offering it?)
aliensprog
Superb render!
Bugzlife
This is a very grand, detailed work. As if, it seems to see one scene of a wonderful science fiction movie.Excellent!
Burpee
Unbelievable!! Awestruck **
deci6el
Awesome ship, great lighting/texturing! That chromatic burnt metal shader for the surface is very tasty. Would love see a little more bounce light on the underbelly to see what I'm missing. Maybe you could run a little salvage vessal along side with some floods. : )
morin3000
Fantastic compo, excellent posing. Wonderful work. V
duo
Like it very MUCH!
Odessey
Truly fine work here.
DirectedBy
Out-bloody-standing! It is one of the elusive 'moments' that all artists are hoping for ... If anything -- I would have added ... say -- a trail of bits and pieces of wreckage trailing off into planet orbit, or the like. it would have been that little extra 'ummfph' for the eye candy department. Keep at it amigo! DirectedBy
RedSteve
When I was young I avidly read all the E. E. "Doc" Smith books I could get my hands on. I still have my 1973 Panther Books edition, and it's in my hand right now - so old that it doesn't have a barcode. You've made me want to do two things - read the book again and get back to doing images of derelicts! Thanks for such a great image, definitely one of the 'wow' images.