The Clean-up Crew by grafikeer

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 27, 2011

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Bryce7Pro/Photoshop All items created in Bryce.Droids are a new model created from various new shapes etc.,textured in a custom ship texture combining a modified fall texture and a techno texture(each created in the DTE).For battle scarring on some areas I combined the camo texture with a damaged metal ship texture(used as a bump-map only).The twisted metal and damaged walls are lattices created using templates created in Photoshop and imported into the Terrain Editor...the metal is textured in a Seriously Real Material(Daz3D),the walls are textured in a custom texture created from photos from CGTextures(applied as a layer over the template layer and saved seperately).The terrain texture is another Seriously Real texture.Sky,light and atmo are custom.Three spheres textured in a modified nebula volumetric create the fire,three spheres rendered in a modified smog volumetric create the smoke.Two radial lights(orange) create the glow of the fire on the droids.Postwork in Photoshop involved a levels boost,laser gunfire,additional carbon scoring,engine glows,signature and resizing.Thanks for taking the time to view,and any comments you wish to leave!

Comments (16)

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artgum

9:17PM | Sun, 27 March 2011

Excellent scene. I really like the semi-organic look of the droids- the mats are perfect. The bent metal lattice work is great. This would be awesome as an animation.

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geirla

9:19PM | Sun, 27 March 2011

Very nice! I especially like the flames and the lighting from it. The textures on the droids are great, too. I was waiting to read how you did the gunfire in Bryce, but I see there you went to Photoshop. Not that there's anything wrong with that...

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