Scifi Sketchup Modeling
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Credit to Bryan K for the cool wheels.
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Just messing with the lighting and the materials trying to figure out the mood I want for the scene.
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That looks great
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Nice work Liam!
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Dropship
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Very cool, Liam.
Are you planning on rendering it with colors/textures?
Cheers!
_KN
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Yes I plan to finish adding the details and then render it/illustrate it.
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Quick update
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Ha! Hadn't noticed the wheels. (previous page)
That was a busy time of year for me at work.Love the drop ship!
I think I'm about to tackle either some kind of curvy mecha or an old vehicle design of mine to exercise Artisan.
Oh, and how did this thread end up in WIP? Just curious.
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@bryan k said:
Oh, and how did this thread end up in WIP? Just curious.
Because nothing I ever do gets finished so everything just goes in this one thread.
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very cool, thanks for sharing Liam.
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Sketchup & Thea with some PS post pro.
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@bryan k said:
Ha! Hadn't noticed the wheels. (previous page)
That was a busy time of year for me at work.I didn't know what you where talking about but just realised i borrowed your wheels lol. Thanks they are really cool, I have been making some sort of Mars Rover and am thinking of also using them for that or a derivative.
What project are you working on now?
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@unknownuser said:
@liam887 said:
Sketchup & Thea with some PS post pro.
Lovely.
Cheers
Bit more work, will carry on with in next weekend...
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Looking epic, tons of detail, hope to get a shot at rendering it one day.
One question, are those jet engines not going to melt the tires on take off?
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@solo said:
Looking epic, tons of detail, hope to get a shot at rendering it one day.
One question, are those jet engines not going to melt the tires on take off?
You can render it if you like once I have cleaned up the mesh, as I am only building it with the intention to paint it in photoshop the only renders I need are a stock clay render and another render to capture the reflection map (assign the whole model to stock aluminium in Thea and run for 15 mins through Presto then run both layers as masks in Photoshop. Therefore not bothering to worry about intersections and the like, I am not even working in layers!!! But the plan will be to eventually clean the model as I want to try to animate a landing sequence.
Yes I suspect not only would the tires melt but anybody sitting in the passenger compartment with the door open would be instantly vaporized.
there are four lifting engines underneath if you can notice them, the idea would be that the main engines would throttle right down and only be used for stability when landing/hovering.
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Really love the style of the stealth image
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Finished(ish)
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Space Tug WIP
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