Gone by Random007
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Description
Wildlife has taken over the crumbling remains of skyscrapers and a decaying space rocket stands near. Who knows how old they are but the rocket's hull, some exotic alloy, still shines in places like polished gold.
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Vue 6. Most of the hard work was texturing. All original textures on most objects, several of which have 6 or more mixed materials nested inside one another. The plants are modified Vue plants. The gantry and rocket were made with 3DStudioMax 3 (yes, very old!). This has been a project on and off for about 4 months, maybe longer, and is probably the 7th version.
1.3 billion polygons (thanks to the ecosystem).
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Comments (12)
Thelby
Cool Textures and not to many polys, very nice work!!!
mac4gman
Impressive vision of a possible future....
LBAMagic
Awesome image
Random007
There are a few errors I need to fix up sometime... sigh :) hehe
Biffowitz
Fabulous contrast between the desolate city and the rocket. I immediately think of what will they find? Sweet render for sure!!
Miska7
Great scene. Nice atmosphere and lighting! Well done.
thecytron
Awesome Sci-Fi composition!
krickerd
Original textures can be time consuming - endless trial and error. The only critique I have is the rocket mat doesn't look too believable. Maybe making it more like that tank would be better. Most everything else looks great.
Cosme..D..Churruca
superb imaginery!
Keymilan
Great idea, I like the colors, even of the rocket. But I can´t believe, a project of 4 months ? Is vue more difficult as Bryce ?
Random007
Vue and Bryce are pretty much identical. I did say it was an 'off and on' project... :)
amota99517
What a unique and creative way to show population zero. Fantastic imagery!