I'm not sure what all to say about myself, I live in Ann Arbor, Michigan (USA) and work as a graphic designer/computer technician for a print shop. I have a BS in Historic Preservation, but wasn't willing to go on for a Master's Degree, nor was I interested in teaching, so I found another career. I discovered Bryce way back when version 1 came out, but I didn't really get serious about the program, or 3D art in general, until a few years ago. When I'm not in front of the computer, I'm either making costumes or wearing them to a renaissance festival, or building a new rock-sculpture, or possibly wandering with a camera.
When I'm not making something, odds are I'm reading from my far too wide range of interests: Astronomy, Cosmology, Physics, Archeology, Anthropology, History, Current Events, NASA (of course) and anything else that happens to catch my attention. It's really hard to find enough time to do all of the things I want to be doing! What drew me to Renderosity is the many excellent artists who continue to inspire me to push myself as an artist. More recently I've added a selection of stuff to another online gallery location:http://nefariousdro.deviantart.com/Â
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Comments (11)
peedy
Excellent image and lighting! Corrie
ArtistKimberly
Wonderful Work,
faroutsider
Great idea and excellent model/asteroid.
giulband
Fine realization !!
Faemike55
Outstanding work
Ancel_Alexandre
Another great sci-fi pic for you! ;)
Mondwin
Very impressive render my friend!!!Bravissimo!:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
barryjeffer
Excellent. This is how some are suggesting we might avoid an impact on Earth one day.
RodS
Glad to see you're getting some inspiration, my friend! It's good seeing your space images again, Mike! This is fantastic! Looks like it would work - the asteroid would be weightless, but it still has a lot of mass to push around. I have to wonder how much of it would be left by the time it arrived at its destination. This kind of reminds me of an old Star Trek episode where an entire society was traveling around inside a hollowed out asteroid.
jocko500
real cool
kjer_99
Is this what is known as interplanetary pool?