Obsidian The Black Rider by Spydraxis

DAZ|Studio • Science Fiction • posted on Aug 13, 2014

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Description

There are worlds where the use of certain types of technology is restricted. Such planets are closely monitored and if one expects to keep their licenses intact one simply obeys those restrictions and makes do with what is appropriate. Such is the case with Obsidian's Zero-cycle. A fine piece of machinery it is too, built for speed and well armed and armored it one beast of a bike and....it's great fun to drive. The cycle utilizes the latest in internal gyros and is quite capable of remote driving, when combined with it's on board AI it is capable of running independent of the rider ( it is important to note that the AI is not a fully sentient machine but simply and advanced set of programs).

Comments (8)

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Shozai

3:26AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Wonderful bike :)

Spydraxis

7:40AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

I added the front cowl but the bike itself is available at daz3d.com

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paul_gormley

4:56AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

stunning machine and rider, my only thought is that a motion blur on the background might set them off to better advantage

Spydraxis

7:37AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Thanks. With the background at such a great distance I my research indicated blurring the immediate foreground aka the road and wheels. Although a slight distortion may enhance the image .

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giulband

8:37AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Beautiful !!

Spydraxis

11:38AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Thanks

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Greywolf44

10:37AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Wonderful framing and great POV. Lighting is superb. Love the speed and energy.

Spydraxis

11:37AM | Wed, 13 August 2014

Thanks, it actually took a few tries to get the camera angle just right. The lighting came first and really set the mood I actually changed the sky to match the lighting. I definitely was going for a moving fast kind of image and I'm glad it translated.

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