Odyssey 7 - for claude19 by goodoleboy
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To boldly go where no man, or woman, has gone before.
More of my once hidden and/or neglected fun and imaginative period of Bryce and Poser work from 2002 through 2006, now on display.
At the rate our manned space program is progressing, we might see this in, say, a thousand years?
I can't locate the list of creators of the many objects I used on much of my work from back then, so many thanks to whoever came up with this gem of a spacecraft.
And, have a Happy Black Friday weekend.
Ciao.
Comments (8)
claude19
a beautiful surprise that this photograph of Santa vessel that carries his sleigh, reins, all gifts, in a rocket three engines that appears headed Gliese 581 !!!
goodoleboy
It's not a photograph.
magnus073
Nice work on this very cool dedication, Harry.
HopeFadesEternal
Very cool creation. Keep digging out those old renders! Yes, at the current rate of our space program, by the time the develop any sort of replacement for what we just retired, it too will be drastically outdated.
Cyve
Marvelous creation... >It's really fantastic my friend !!!
ia-du-lin
nice work and dedication
MrsRatbag
What a dreamy sci-fi feel this has! Love the space surrounding the rocketship, it look so lovely. Great work Harry!
anahata.c
I had to work through the weekend, so I couldn't come back to RR till now. I'll do more catching up in your gallery through the week...but I'll also do a few images today. You've mentioned that you can no longer remember whose models you used, etc: Working with models is soooooo foreign to me, having never done 3D of any kind. I have no idea what's involved---ie, taking a template, then modifying, stretching, coloring, fitting it into the artwork, then rendering...It's such a foreign art to me. I assume it involves time and patience and thought. What's struck me through this series is that you've consistently gotten vibrant, often fun, sometimes day-glo, and always popping results, as if they came right from your head to the page. They feel that way to me. (I know they didn't come out in 2 seconds, but they feel that way. Free, in other words.) This is a delightful treatment of this ship, the hues on the ship are a deep crimson/chrome, with those yellowish elements in the middle. And against that, a deep amber/orange/purple sky, with a wonderful rich feeling. And orbs with 'echoes' around them (overlapping orbs). Your background sets off the ship, and the whole is like so many others in this series, it jumps and dances visually. I agree with Denise (as I always do), it's glowing, fun and rich. And once again, your signature is in a harmonious hue---it looks like you lightened one of those background oranges: Small thing, but since I spent forever on things like that, in my pro days, I take to them immediately. Your color sense was just terrific with these pieces.
debbielove
Thunderbird 3! COOL Like this mate, very neat job.. I grew up up on Thunderbirds lol Rob