Black Sky - Black Terror by moebiustraveller

DAZ|Studio • Science Fiction • posted on Jul 18, 2019

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Description

The Orochi Corporation unleash a new Urban Pacification Model in downtown Kaidan. Had this model for a while, first usage. I messed around with the shaders for a while to get to this stage. A lot of postworking and final selection of the lights and a slight outer glow on them.

Comments (8)

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MioraaNyte

10:30AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

Your attention to detail and hard work has produced an exceptional image.

Very well done!

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moebiustraveller

10:55AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

Thanks, MioraaNyte, that is appreciated :)

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mightymysterio

11:02AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

I would definitely have bought a graphic novel with this guy in it during my younger days. Very powerful image!

Btw, this is an excellent alien-looking mecha. Where did you get it? Models in this genre are very hard to find.

moebiustraveller

11:51AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

Thanks Mysterio, the model is the BEO Ripper :

BEO Ripper

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rajib

11:47AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

Very cool, moebiustraveller ! Looks great. Must have been fun to light it :).

moebiustraveller

11:53AM | Thu, 18 July 2019

Thanks rajib... thankfully the renders were very short event at 6k, I rendered about 8 lights seperately and discarded or enhanced some.

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eekdog Online Now!

2:11PM | Thu, 18 July 2019

You should be doing graphic images for a firm that works with comics and other similar works.

moebiustraveller

5:36PM | Thu, 18 July 2019

I would like that, eekdog :) I need to get the process for comic-styling up images down a bit better though, I have a tutorial on that but, it's getting the process right and understanding it in the first place :)

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