Eternal Wanderer by Alex_NIKO

Mojoworld • Science Fiction • posted on Jan 31, 2011

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Made in Mojoworld & Volumetric plugin by D.Lavrov. All postwork in Photoshop. Moon by Octaganoid (Mojo free stuff). The imported model: Millenium Falcon (YT1300) Authors: George Mezori (ZOO) (Conversion) Al Meerow (Mesh) Don Showalte(Maps/Optimization) http://www.scifi3d.com/ All postwork in Photoshop. Thanks for viewing and comments! Please View Full Size!

Comments (25)

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NefariousDrO

12:33PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Ooh! Nicely done! I like the POV for this, too.

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ia-du-lin

12:33PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

great sci-fi image cool composition and atmo

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ragouc

12:35PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Very good sci-fi scene.

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shayhurs

1:34PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Nice!

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jmb007

3:52PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

beau travail

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Lenord

4:05PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Awesome SciFi scene Alex, excellent work man Peace

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efron_241

4:11PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

he clearly wonders for ever now

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Danny_G

5:28PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Very nice Alex

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Penters

5:33PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Yup...awesome

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Markal

5:49PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Superb sci-fi and book cover or movie poster quality. Most excellent!

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SIGMAWORLD

7:10PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Excellent sf!

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corleonis

9:32PM | Mon, 31 January 2011

Very cool work! nice job on the asteroids

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duo

8:37AM | Tue, 01 February 2011

Amazing work with asteroids and light! BRAVO!

KnightWolverine

10:50AM | Tue, 01 February 2011

State of the Art Sci-Fi Scene/Art!!

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Runswild

1:43PM | Tue, 01 February 2011

Fantastic work, Mojonaut! Do get it printed large format!

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woz2002

2:57PM | Wed, 02 February 2011

Nice work Alex. I bet it took ages to render?! The small debris looks almost like a collision at the back of the MF. I find the large rocks at the MF's base ditracting but I think thats due to the shadow on the mesh & the shadow on the asteroid which makes them look either merged or like the MF is parked on the rock. I'm surprised that you didnt composite 2 renders together. 1 without the MF & with a glowing form for the tail engines, then a second image with the MF in place. Merge the 2 images to make 1 complete piece. One thing to watch for between mesh shadows & Vol shadows is Vol shadows are very sharp, whereas mesh shadows tend to be soft by default. You can amend the mesh shadows to be harder which helps to sit the whole piece together better, however altering mojo default shadows via the sunlight does come at a render price!! I love your asteroid pieces, I think its one of your niche areas :-)

claudia02

3:21PM | Wed, 02 February 2011

Klasse Bild.

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wotan

8:10PM | Wed, 02 February 2011

Epic! Cinematic!

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Alex_NIKO

7:19AM | Thu, 03 February 2011

Thanks to all who commented on this work! @Woz: Special thanks for the constructive comment.. as always ;)!! I'm really waiting for your comment "..shadow on the mesh & the shadow on the asteroid"- i knew that you pay attention to it (seriously). Possibly, this depends on adjustment of contrast of the monitor.. On mine Benq 241VW i see a precise difference of color in this place, considering this image on a laptop i see the dark merged spot :( Two renderses were my secret :) if you look closely, you can see the motor exhaust ... it is there behind ;) I did this render with the switched off volumetric and traced shadows.... otherwise, it would significantly increase the rendering time. shadow at the bottom of the MF is added and made in the Photoshop.

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