More geometry clean up.
Normally, I would just do a top/bottom component mirror, but the bottom hull is a slightly different proportion as per the original drawings.
More geometry clean up.
Normally, I would just do a top/bottom component mirror, but the bottom hull is a slightly different proportion as per the original drawings.
Yeah, that back end was not easy and it's probably still wrong. But there are no reference pictures to go by. None.
But look at that profile! BTW, the top and bottom of the main body are not identical. The bottom has a slight offset and bulkier profile as shown in the drawings.
Quite nice! I like the way it blends into landscape with its low profile .
A little more refinement while I'm thinking about it.
Also, tails were too far out, port and starboard. Moved them back in a little. This gave me a better angle from body to tails.
It's starting to shape up!
Checking alignments and solving the curves.
I'm off by a few inches center of body and twin tails. Half to fix that first.
Still working on proportions.
Same problems as all the other anime spacecraft I've done. No consistency between drawings. But as usual, I'll solve it.
Still refining proportions and locations. Just using simple geometry and component halves until ready to commit to curves.
Slight change in proportions. Main body slightly wider and parasol slightly bigger. Outboard riggers stayed the same, just move outward to match outer edge of main body. I want to make sure the proportions are right before committing to details.
Overall, pretty nice.
However, the marble needs to be a lot more shiny. Both counter and wall behind the stove.
I would put curtains, blinds or shutters on the windows.
L I am's suggestion of some kind of foreground and turning on depth of field is a good one. I would set the focal point on the sink or stove. Or.. whatever you are trying to "sell" in this picture. Maybe the dog bed. Also, a table would be perfect, but you only need to see just a small corner of it so it does not hide the dog and dog bed.
The wood needs to be a bit more shiny as well as the floor.
L I am is one of the best render people here. Whatever he suggests is usually spot on.
Again, it's overall very nice and a client would be pleased, but try the suggestions and it will really shine!
OK, now just have to smooth and connect everything. The proportions are just about right. The details will come after I'm happy with the overall shape.