Business end of a Broadside by GRAUGHT

Bryce • Military • posted on May 06, 2005

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I needed a break from building all of the Star Wars models for the EP III so I put this together on a whim.(I have 2 jedi fighters an ARC and most of a new Star Destroyer) I got the free version of the Galleon from right here on Renderosity from jedswindells. a bit of photoshop and now I am ready for coments on how to fix it.

Comments (12)

shinyary2

12:33AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

This is excellent, reminds me of an image I found on DAZ's galleries once, had it on my wallpaper for the longest time. Really extremely well done. V*

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Syrup

1:57AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

You joking right? Fix what? You modest Monkey it's brilliant.Like from those old paintings. Okay okay one thing you can fix is the way you spelt comments....lol :B eaver !

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kenwas

4:07AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

Excellent lighting.

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Dinoraul

8:28AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

Like old painting.Great setup.

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jedswindells

8:50AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

Excellent atmosphere and lighting.

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GRAUGHT

11:14AM | Sat, 07 May 2005

awwww shucks you guys, y'all are too nice. Thanks! I really was trying to capture the look of the old heavy oil paintings, so I guessed I succeeded a little.

lordstormdragon

5:21PM | Sat, 07 May 2005

Nice! Very painterly, and the effects look great. Smoke clouds everywhere!

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Peggy_Walters

7:31PM | Sat, 07 May 2005

Fantastic! I think that the water is too calm for the sails to that billowed, maybe make it just a little more choppy? Great effect for the smoke and flames.

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FitArtistSF

12:21PM | Mon, 09 May 2005

Peggy is right...the sails would be hanging loose and almost slack against the masts, if there was no wind. And, if there was no wind, the ships would not be moving, therefore both ships at this close range would have much more extensive damage showing, since both would be slugging it out pointblank range. A few more shot holes in the sails too. Oh, and since there would appear to be no wind (the water is not lively enough to show us the viewer that there is any wind), a LOT more smoke would be hanging around both ships, like a dirty fog, since there would be no wind to blow it away. Make a couple of water spouts from falling shot more pronounced. You have the right idea about the sail configuration. (usually the lowest sails would be furled to lessen the possibility of sparks from the guns or exploding, burning debris catching the canvas sails on fire) So far a good effort. As I have directed others who do nautical renders, checkout this site for artists who paint maritime scenes with extensive research and accuracy: www.scrimshawgallery.com/Online Gallery/Paintings and Prints...and look over the art of Geoff Hunt, Geoffery Hubband, Charles Vickery, and others for ideas, etc. that you might use in this kind of render.

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odditorium

2:33PM | Sat, 22 October 2005

Very Nice!

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morin3000

11:24AM | Mon, 01 May 2006

I like to return on your gallery !!!!! It is a wonder and an inspiration !!!!! Hope that you liked my comments !!!!! Another excelling image !!!!! V***

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