The Unknown Casualty by grafikeer
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Bryce7Pro/DazStudio/Photoscape3.5/Photoshop
Figure is M3 Skeleton with M3 Spacesuit(and dirty skeleton texture)...posed in DazStudio and imported.Spacesuit textures are photos from CGTextures and preset Bryce mats.Terrain is textured in a photo texture and bump map from Arroway Textures.Rocks are from Daz's Temple Ruins,textured in a Seriously Real Rock Material.A sphere textured in a modified volumetric creates the initial dust cloud.The visor is a Bryce booleon creation applied in place of the original one,a negative terrain creates the shattered glass.Sky,light and atmo are custom...sky used as IBL with sun enabled.
Postwork in Photoscape involved a deep bloom effect,colour and saturation adjustments,frame and noise.In Photoshop blowing dust debris was added,along with signature and resizing.Thanks for viewing and any comments!
Comments (16)
huegli
Quite a haunting image. Nice work
odile
Excellent creation! Applause! :)
geirla
Very cool effect with the shattered glass. Great image!
saphira1998
very very great
spiritmind
great work:)
mrsparky
Like it - reminds me of the Dr Who episode with the dead spaceman who kept asking "Hey, who turned out the lights"
Mark@poser
Very nice work...Reminds me of "Apollo 18"...5 stars from me...Keep up the good work
lhumungus
great render. reminds me of a couple great sf pictures, i think from the TTA books. my only comments are the posing of the figure: he looks to be standing but also leaning way back, a position almost impossible to maintain while he was alive, and it would have been a weird position for him to die in; secondly the figure looks as if his legs/lower torso are backwards, at least in first glance that's how it appeared to me.
jdstrider
The lighting, terrain, reflections and the sense of motion in the sand are great. I have to agree with lhumungus about the body position, it just doesn't look right to me either. It might be the camera angle, we cannot make out the shape of the terrain the body is lying on.
grafikeer
The camera lens is causing some distortion,plus he is straddling a crest in the dune...what I have strived for was the look of a body that has decayed,the body mass has disappeared,and the bone joints are now flexing far beyond what would be normal when muscle is involved.The body cavity has sunk somewhat,and the whole position then takes on a more un-natural appearance. Thanks for the constructive comments,I can see how this pose does look odd!
mgtcs
This is an excellent work, fine creation, great lighting, very well done!
teecee2107
Excellent idea and realisation !
artgum
One of your best in concept and execution!
KnightWolverine
This FANTASTIC Creation reminds me of some of the artistic scenes in the 1981 animated film called Heavy Metal... Here's a little read up in case your not familiar....... Heavy Metal is a 1981 Canadian fantasy-animated film directed by Gerald Potterton and produced by Ivan Reitman and Leonard Mogel, who also was the publisher of Heavy Metal magazine, the basis for the film. The screenplay was written by Daniel Goldberg and Len Blum. The film is an anthology of various science fiction and fantasy stories adapted from Heavy Metal magazine and original stories in the same spirit.
ragouc
GREAT....
CBT1960
Dramatic. Really pulls out that guilty "better him than me" feeling. :-)