I Have No Idea How I Got Here by NefariousDrO
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One of the fun things about making my own textures for use in Bryce on my space ships, etc. is that most times I have very little idea of what I want, and things just sort of take on a life of their own as I'm working on them. This one in particular diverged down some very unexpected paths and into a territory I seldom visit. I'm not at all sure I could use this on a space ship hull, but It's incredibly striking to me, and I really like how it looks.
Now all I need to do is figure out what to do with it!
Comments (21)
auntietk
It's way cool ... I hope you find a way to use it! I'd use it as a floor or an instrument panel. This rocks!
jocko500
looking good
gunsan
It's a great texture, reminds me of some Mayan things. Would not mind a floor like this.
Ancel_Alexandre
Now that's a really maya-pattern-looking texture! I'd try to put it on a old temple lost in an amazonian forest. But in space... hum... maybe a flying maya temple?? xD
claude19
EXCELLENT !
SIGMAWORLD
Sehr gute Arbeit.
Rausen
wow your soul is calling you there, those shapes are so magnifique!!!
ia-du-lin
great structur, looks like a Maya calendar
RodS
AH-HAAA!! So you're the guy doing all those really complex crop circles! :-D This really rocks, Mike! I think this would make a killer tapestry - perhaps in some alien temple. What ever it ends up as, I really like it, my friend! Sometimes the best images come from just letting the art take you on a journey of it's choosing...
Chipka
I really like this, and there are spaceships out there with hull textures like this! Well...there could be. I actually thought of crop circles when I saw the rounded patterns, but this is something far more complex and compelling, and I really like the color scheme as well. I also agree with Tara, this could make an interesting interior component--deck-plating for some swanky dignitary's quarters...OR a control panel for someone with visual aesthetics that ain't exactly human. At any rate, this is massively cool! The best thing to do is to just go on and let art do what it does. This rocks!
geirla
Definitely looks like the texture for ships that will descend upon on at the winter solstice of 2012. Or something like that...
Debwhosmiles
Lovely texture in this. Looks like material as in a rug or tapestry. I totally agree, a great interior backdrop.
jmb007
belle texture!
CoreyBlack
Like Chip, I too thought this involved crop circles in the thumbnail. Now I think it could be some kind of flooring in a ship or interior walls. I really like how all the detailing slowly seeps in as well as the subtle shades of coloring. very nice work.
Jay-el-Jay
It really is amazing where serendipity will take us.I also thought of crop circles and Mayan temples.Great work.
MagikUnicorn
COOL TEXTURE
carlx
Great textures and I agree with ia-du-lin!!!
Faemike55
looks like a wall relief you'd find in an Aztec pyramid
three_grrr
Why wouldn't you use it on a spaceship hull? Space ships don't have to be gray, or gunmetal, or any of the dull colors we thing they ought to be. Space ship hulls don't have to smooth surfaced, devoid of decorative or informative patterns .. or perhpas historical writings telling of where they come, where, they've been, where they're going. Space ships just might carry maps, such as this encrypted one, on their hulls, maybe mapping the way back to a far distant other dimensional home world. And maybe, a story to go with it. Shame to waste such a fabulous story on a floor ... grins.
DMWVCS
Has a bit of a Mayan/Celtic hybrid feel :) David
SevenOfEleven
I would put the texture on a stone wall but it would also go well on a ship's hull too. Was thinking of a jungle scene and this would go great on some ruins. How do you make these? When I want a texture, unless its really simple, I fire up artmatic pro and see what I can find. Usually I get something interesting. Looks great.