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Misconstrue - Part 1The age of space exploration continues, and Earthβs technology advances. It is the year 3023 and the first human space ship, on a course to find life, has reached a destination. A new milestone for humans, euphoria sweeps the world.
Before contact is made, the exploration fleet malfunctions, explodes and annihilates the fleet right in front of this alien world, which is mistaken as an attack on them. The humans unable to apologize to the aliens about the mistake made, a galactic war begins, and years pass of barbaric killing and battles. Not anticipating the alienβs power of witchcraft, there seems little hope for Earth. Humans flee from the Earth for safety from the unknown and hazardous future. Not a moment too soon, these water dwelling creatures summon forces from the universe to obliterate the Earth in cataclysm, yet only 500 million civilians manage to escape.
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1st image in a four part series, the story continues throughout the 4 images.
Photoshop 7, 3dsmax 4
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yeah it does remind a bit of greg martin but that is a _very_ good thing. this is put together very nicely. good stuff
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- Thizz Iz Simply AMAZING ! ! !
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The first thing I thought was "is this Greg Martin"?!
But then I realized that it didn't have his name plastered obsessivley all over it. Actually, this is pretty wicked! I like!
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gorgeous
love it
nice accompanying story too
can't wait to see the rest
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holy whack unlyrical lyrics verion, thats fucking nice!
i need a change in underwear...
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Please excuse me while I go clean myself. This awesome.
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holy shit
*uNf* this is bloody brilliant... goddamn I'm on love!!!!
shit, there's nothing to critique, lol... I'd like to see some stars in the black, though.... even though space is mostly, well, empty space, throw in the random star here or there, esp in the lower right corner
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What program was used to create this great work?
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Awesime dev and nice story, but witchcraft (?) thats a new.
CanΒ΄t wait for the next episode.
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wow, i really like how it looks like electricity is coming from the explosions and that is a meteor storm right? hehe, great job, keep up the awesome work
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That's completely awesome! Good job, looks real!
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freaky....... freaky freaky freaky..... i love it!!
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eerrmm...has greg martin been mentioned?
great stuff
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Awesome work, do some of the things ~freespace said and then make a print aviable for me to buy
Cant wait for the other 3,
+fav
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I must agree with the people who said this is very greg martin-esque. First look at the thumbnail i was like, "i didnt know greg was part of devart." Lol. Incredible Render Man, Incredible Work. /me looks forward to the next of the series. Great Job Again.
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Amazing work. Makes mine look like the drawings of 2 year olds. A few comments:
a) erm, where are the stars? I only see them when there is a light source in the picture, suggesting its an image plane, or maybe those are just particle effects. In the true universe, where ever one looks there are stars. Always. Unless of course the picture has a long exposure, in which case the ambient light would cover them up. But in your scene, I feel strongly there should be star visible on the darker side of the planet, and below the moon. Specifically, the lower right area.
b)Why is the sun blue? If I recall correctly, a blue star is too hot to sustain life, let alone liquid water, since the habital zone for such a system would be much further out, and hence show greater variation in seasons. And unless the planet has a strong magnetic field, the radiation in the form of high energy electrons would penertrate the atmoshphere, creating high level radiation, which could destroy the primative single celled orgnisms required for life as we know it. And the UV would be overpowering, and destroy the required molecues before they can form life forms (forgot what they are, but strong UV rays, IIRC, can destroy).
c) that comet heading into the moon from the top right has its tails point "towards" the sun. It should be the other way around, as with all the commets. And assume its moving towards the moon, then at least its tail be curved towards the moon due to its gravity, like the 2 comet's tails in the lower left.
d) While the impact effect looks stunning on the moon, its looks weird on the planet, as it has an atmosphere, and those clear, distinct jagged lines look wrong, IMHO.
e) Oceans will reflect more light than the lands, so perhaps you could create a specularity map so that oceans do reflect more light
But of course, your an artist, and hence have the artistic license in alll you do, which I shall not challenge. And I am taken away by that render, I dearly wish I can produce pictures like that.
Your are licensed to be creative.
regards
Steve
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reminds me of greg martins work, amazing man, truley amazing.
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Amazing! The details, the depth, the lighting, just awesome. Not too dark and not too bright. Very interesting story, goes very well with the picture. I'm looking forward to see the sequels!
Damn nice job!
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i LOVE space and i LOOOVE this work, its sooooo exremely real looking, awesome job in every way, love the collision on one planet and the idea of multiple planets, and detai/weather on them, and the ateroids are a nice touch, oh and i like the comet too
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oomfg.... this totally rocks... :> nice work veri
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absolutly something ill put on my desktop
yep
great work
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It's really awesome, it will be my favourite except I'm blind.......
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+watch.
So i can see PART 2 !! ! ! D
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really good work here... but what happened to the nebulas you were goin to put in there?
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