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Another issue with this model is that a lot of over sized features make this vessel smaller than it really is. (cruiser sized, around 180m tall).
Some of the lights aren't working properly, or are overexposed. This ship is a Heavy Reconnaissance Vessel and is made by the same manufacturers of this ship:
And for those of you that are interested, I published a print featuring the previous model on deviantart... Here's the link...
http://supersampled.deviantart.com/art/Blood-Fire-and-Smartdust-532480923
What do you guys think of the model?
http://supersampled.deviantart.com/art/System-Crash-534537930
https://p3d.in/NQbKg
What's the base model. Originally, the pronged end was suppose to be forward, and the point the rear, now I'm not too sure.
It'll be styled, ultimately, similar to the gyoshi
http://supersampled.deviantart.com/art/Gyoshi-151110322
But I may skip this design in favour of fighters from another manufacturer.
hmmmm
Still trying to figure out if this should be a reactionless drive vessel or to stick some engines somewhere.
I also believe that this vessel needs more panelling, but I'm at a loss how to do details in a way that matches this organic shape. Might just load up a voronoi generator and call it a day.
More importantly, it would hurt the lines of the thing. Logistics and realism aside, the hull looks better in this smooth, "grown metal" format than it would if you paneled it.
JMHO.
Something that might interest you--a way to do surface detail
http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Exploring_the_mathematical_universe_999.html
http://www.americanscientist.org/issues/pub/2015/5/computer-vision-and-computer-hallucinations
I wonder if--instead of mouths--torpedo tubes, phaser banks, windows--impulse ports--if these could be used for DeepDreaming
O/T if only FASA had this http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Printing_metal_in_midair_999.html
Anyway, been working on it today, here's a progress gif:
There's a lot of homeworld blood in me so that's understandable although I've always been far more partcial to tiidan fighters personally.
The vaeyate concept is one of my first designs within this universe and really gave me the confidence to go ahead and make more. If you'd like to find out more about I've got a fact-sheet up at DA. http://supersampled.deviantart.com/art/Vaeyate-595468016
The lightcraft brings back memories, always found it amazing that you could use lasers to "burn" air that way although I'm not surprised to see how little traction it's received. I've always found the idea of high powered lasers point into the sky to be a general disqualifier for most things in life with the latest interstellar proposal being no exception.
Going to have a sleep, then I'm going to re-arrange my model and attempt to texture.
Here's my final high res WIP sheet.
Re-did a huge section of the model, it's now neater and more geometric, although from a distance you might not be able to tell.
I've also spent some time figuring out how the textures will look, although I have no idea how to unwrap the UV's for this beast.
I wish I could work on stuff like this all the time...
Anyway, here's the final model!
I made Artwork based on the Morpheus.
You can view it here:
https://www.deviantart.com/supersampled/art/Deliverer-of-Dreams-750413717
I'm starting a new series of images this year, focusing on fleshing out some of the ship lines and the universe as a whole.
Battlecruiser - Beam length 400-600m
Ship blocked out/design sketch
First 12 hours:
Next 6 hours.
Glad to see you still posting, this thread, back in the day, was one of the things that pushed me to learn 3D back in 2009! Now I am lucky enough to be working in the industry doing 3D everyday! Keep em coming!
Cheers
Liam