Gateworld by NickJsky
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Description
Modeled in Hexagon and Carrara. Rendered in Carrara. Postwork in PhotoPaint. Critiques welcome.
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All inbound traffic to Capitalworld is required to pass by one of the six Gateworlds in order to be security scanned. The rings are artificial, comprised of fluorescent particles whose color patterns can be controlled by ray projectors on the planet surface (there was an infamous episode when Byortz the Food Maker hacked into the projector control system and made the rings display "Eat At Byortz"--the bureaocracy was not amused). Besides conveying a sense of massive technological prowess and grandiose esthetics, the rings also aid in the scanning process. Nevertheless, the rings have fallen into disrepair ever since the economic downturn of 03D4750.
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This picture was supposed to be a quicky, based on a painting I did about 15 years ago, but technical problems got in the way (my laptop died). I decided to give the spaceships a consistent visual technology in the same way that road vehicles have a consistent look with usually four wheels but sometimes more or less. Hence the basic T shape with the leading edge being perfectly straight, like a knife to cut through space.
Comments (7)
zoren
nice work..!!
Revelation-23
Planetary graffiti? I like the look you've given to the spaceships. A bit different than the usual fare. Good job with this.
ThomasMacCallum
A very impressive space scene
DMWVCS
Sweet rainbow texturing on the rings!!! Awesome ship designs!!! David W
ZIKEO
Fabulous!! Love the similarity of your ships. Discription reminds me of a DR and Quinch Thing?
OrphanedSoul
So very awesome!
RBlue
Interesting how a lot of artists here try remaking old paintings of theirs using CGI. I do that myself. Interesting composition and really good Carrara image creation!