Fly-by by hobbit

Bryce • (none) • posted on Oct 27, 2000

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Description

First attempt at flying ships hence the boolean shapes, any comments or tips.

Comments (18)

Sorcyress

4:21PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

OK, I can't model anything to save my life, so.... But this is an amazing image!!! Wow, your use of colour, perspective, EVERYTHING!!! And the models look damn fine to me.

dcort

4:31PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

This is awesome.

define

5:14PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

now that is cool.. what a great use with models and landscape.

puredigital101

6:27PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

very kewl indeed

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ialora

8:03PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

Looks good to me. Kind of looks like rocket powered arrowheads. Colorfull too.

SIRIUSMAY

8:49PM | Fri, 27 October 2000

this is real good.

viewlenz

1:24AM | Sat, 28 October 2000

Beautiful job!

Populus

3:15AM | Sat, 28 October 2000

This should be a big-size poster! 10++

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Incarnadine

9:53AM | Sat, 28 October 2000

Nothing wrong with boolean shapes. They look right for what you have done. Good image! One tip though - when something passes at speed over water the displaced air will create a disconnected (visually) wake behind it. Your two lower ships should exhibit this sort of phenom. Not sure how it could be done except by post render tweak in a photo-ed pkg. If you find a way please let us know.

loswl_

1:07AM | Sun, 29 October 2000

This looks absolutely amazing...love the water texture..WOW!!..LOVE THE FEEL OF SPEED ALSO. The disconnected "wake" behind the ship can be created in photoshop by selecting the area of the water in the shape of the wake you want to create, then cut and paste it . Use the glass or ripple filter to create a wave with this layer. You may need to use the blending mode to blend it properly and lowering the opacity also.

TristM

1:27AM | Sun, 29 October 2000

WOW! I love this scene! How do you do those lagoons and shallow seas so realistically??? The lighting is very well done too...I give it a 10 :)

Bladesmith

1:39AM | Sun, 29 October 2000

Fantastic scene...

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