Arrival Of The Overlord by grafikeer

Vue • Science Fiction • posted on Mar 15, 2015

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Vue8Frontier/Wings3D/DazStudio(import conversion)/Photoscape3.5/Photoshop A new large ship modelled in Wings3D,along with two support fighters that I modelled a while back,all buildings were my original Wings models that fellow scifi modeller Gabriel Montagudo redid in 3DSMax(used in images for the movie project we are part of).Atmosphere is my own custom creation,as are all materials used. Postwork in Photoscape3.5 to add a cross process effect and deep bloom filter,a zoom effect and signature added in Photoshop.Thanks for viewing and any comments! A concept image for the movie project "The Magnificent Raiders Of Dimension War 1"........see www.pandoranage.com for more.

Comments (8)

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jdstrider

11:56AM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Very cool atmosphere and lighting. The new ship looks cool, the tail section "reminds" me of Darth Vader's fighter, although it is clearly not the same.

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adorety

1:18PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Excellent. Definitely has the "Emperor's Arrival" feel to it.

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allnaydi

2:43PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Great perspective, atmosphere and excellent work on the ship.

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Henchmonkey

3:38PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Cool scene! Like a frame grab from some action-packed space opera.

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geirla

3:41PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Great looking ship model! (I can hear the Empire Strikes Back theme music in the background)

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lhumungus

5:55PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

Even though the blurring adds some dynamism to the scene, I think having the hero model be out of focus essentially gives the viewer nothing to focus on, everything becomes background. Perhaps just blurring the background would be enough.

grafikeer

6:03PM | Sun, 15 March 2015

I originally did have the ship completely in focus,but in this case it made it look like it was frozen in place and the camera was panning past it. I know it doesn't show it to it's full detail, but I was honestly trying for the impression of speed and wanted to leave some detailing to the viewer's imagination. Thanks for the comment as always!

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