The Emperor Arrives in New Venice by artworksco

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on May 24, 2005

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Thanks to everyone who checked out and commented on the Arcanus model(the bug legged spaceship). This is it in flight, heading into New Venice. I built the city as a backdrop for another story. I pictured a polluted, corrupted metropolis where justice is hard to come by. But like I said that's another story. I'll be posting some excerpts from the that one later. I'm dying to get some feedback on my new bike. A cross between a old style chopper and a swoop from star wars. Until then, thanks again for peeking, and have fun!

Comments (7)

Sophies

8:17PM | Tue, 24 May 2005

Beautiful and so well executed.Excellent work!!

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YARDOBE

9:45PM | Tue, 24 May 2005

hey,it flies,just like you said..bottom left my fave..great work!

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Burpee

2:30PM | Wed, 25 May 2005

This is awesome! Love the story format.-

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cornelp

8:40AM | Thu, 26 May 2005

excellent excellent excellent work. I like all the views. Feels like U are in the story when U look into each view. I like the city. One question please. Where u get em ships? Made by yourself? Textured where? Thankx. splendid work.

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artworksco

10:20AM | Thu, 26 May 2005

Thanks so much.All models I made myself with exception of Micheal2 from Daz. And textures I made with photoshop7 including the fumanchu style texture for Micheal.

morganbesh

1:55PM | Thu, 26 May 2005

I think this is a very well done image. Somehow this reminds of one of those war-based PC games. Excellent image!

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crocodilian

9:19PM | Thu, 26 May 2005

OK, so I really love this. It reminds me of a Buck Rogers comic book reprint I had when I was a kid. . .something about the layout; can't put my finger on it, but it just connects. The use of the center medallion is really clever. Only complaint is that the yellow/umber is so strong and so even that there isn't really a flow from frame to frame. But that's a suggestion, not a criticism. Just great composition.