Fathom by PMD
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Hi everyone,
This was an experiment in scale - The city of Fathom spreads in every direction. The city itself started out as a series of cubes which I began replicating and assembling into different forms - hence the blocky architecture. The ships and city were modelled in Maya, with the whole thing rendered in Bryce.
I rendered out this scene in 4 material layers (Flat, Lined, Reflective, Lights) and blended in Photoshop. Some minor light dodging and colour correction.
I'm working on a second image set in Fathom - I think I'll do a good old-fashioned trilogy ;)
UPDATE - finished the 'sequel' ;)
http://excalibur.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1276848&member
Thanks for looking and I hope everyone's well,
Phil
Comments (12)
huenersh
Great image. Hope to see more Fathom...
CrimsonDesire
Stunningly beautifull in it's scale. The ship looks great soaring above and the city is amazing, incredible work! ^^
skiwillgee
The layered city is remarkable.
VegeBrain
Great picture! I like the way the city goes on and on; deeper and deeper.
pnv2ro
Outstanding."No comment" :)*****
Simon-3D
Great image. The craft models look awesome. Any chance of a closer look with out the distortion.
RajRaja
great stuff !
Lown
Oh my god!!! Im getting vertigo just looking at this, the sense of scale is dizzying. Great looking ships too!!
supermarioART
Incredible and spectacular sci-fi scene!!!WOWWWWW!!!!!
SunsetHunter
That cityscape is enormous!! Agree with Lown - I'm getting vertigo too! Fantastic concept and rendering!
thecytron
Wow! This is a very impressive artwork! Love the way the Depth-of-field and the perspective view are being used! Bravo!!!
mboncher
This image is really something else. A great start to the series.