I just love SF art. It combines grandeur, adventure, and the hope that humans will be still be around in a century or two. I'm still an amateur, and I enjoy the community and support I find here at Renderosity. BIO I'm a fairly typical geek. I love sci-fi, role-playing games, chaos and complexity, artifical life, and computers. However, if I were a D&D character I'd be multi-classed, since I also know how to dance, sing, possess some social skills, and have a wife and child. Currently I write online classes in how to use project management software.
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Comments (8)
ShadowWind
Cool, I like the detail of size of the mech versus the man, great work...
wsauter
cool like the idea nice work
whiskeysierra
uuuh, sizable fellow,I hope, he's out of order :-) ... great work, Jim !!
jamesg
Somebody asked for the URL for DOGA, so here it is: http://www.doga.jp/english/ There's a few different versions, I use L2 for my models.
dastardly
yeah, great image! size matters!!
jamesg
One more thing--thanks for all the praise, but I'm really interested in any suggestions for how my art can be improved. Is anyone else bugged by the fact that those Bryce clouds just don't look real? Or that there's no footprints in the sand?
Aldaron
Nice image. Some suggestions. For footprints replicate the feet of your man and use them to boolean the terrain. Clouds use spheres with cloud material on it. Get rid of the crosshatch texture on the mech, it flattens it out especially in the shadows.
zapper1977
just think what you could do if you had LightWave to build em with ................woooooow