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Carrara/RDS • Space • posted on May 27, 2013

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Carrara7.2 Pro. One Light. No post.

Comments (6)

ronmolina

1:54PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

Did it grow again?

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NefariousDrO

3:45PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

Wow! That is a fantastic work totally realistic and awesome in scale. Really nice level of detail, too, this is great!

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wysiwig

4:15PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

Nice detail flare on the solar panel.

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intro

5:17PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

@wysiwyg Wanna guess how many re-takes it took to get that? About a buzzillion! I don't know why the big panels go so dead in this light, but I felt(always feel) I had (have) to get that reflection. In my head it seems to add scope to the image(s). Can't say why...

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intro

5:48PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

@NefariousDrO Thanks or your kind words. Yesterday, during the major re-work of this station, I discovered several ISS configurations that will require another re-work of all the model's panel arrays.(since I can't duplicate the ISS config, mine MUST be wrong) In space, "realism" dies young.

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intro

5:57PM | Mon, 27 May 2013

@ronmolina Not in size. I render this model a lot, but I modify it even more. It's very much a living thing. Like the real one, it's a WIP. In this particular case, the converse-midship solar panels had to be swiveled to avoid artifacts. Part of the digital art rests in composition. Unlike painters, digital artists have endless options in showcasing their models. It's the composition aspect that I most enjoy.