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Twilight Spacescape Versionby ~eRe4s3r

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Scenes / Spacescapes

This is the spacescape from the latest spaceship submission

Bit beefed up because the ship was hiding a lot of parts so i had to make them new...

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~DavidHouse Sep 4, 2009 Student

awesomness

~dmaland Aug 27, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

~Pyrokitsune777 Aug 26, 2009 Hobbyist Writer

I sometimes forget just how beautiful the world can be. From space one may see lights from cities but that doesn't really change the fact that given the right mindset an artist can make the world and it's tech look truly breathtaking.

~eRe4s3r Aug 26, 2009

Yeah, its really quite amazing how much the human race has changed the looks of the planet just through its monumental cities. Just think about this, if you know where france is, that entire huge blob of light is paris. A single city of a single nation (and its telling that germany, france and the BeNeLux states are about the brightest spots in europe, i even had to clip them down a bit so that they are not an entire glowing blob of light...).

Makes you realize how tiny a planet is, if a single species can change its appearance in that way in just 100 years (100 years ago you'd not have seen a single decently bright light at all). I wonder how the light map will look in another 50 ^^

~Pyrokitsune777 Aug 26, 2009 Hobbyist Writer

if nothing really random happens, probably more densely packed lights over larger sprawls and a couple hundred lights on the moon. I doubt we'll have mars fully colonized in 50 years. but ya i wasn't too surprised when i saw Atlanta, Georgia, and Washington, DC. but when i saw Europe i quite nearly shit bricks.

~eRe4s3r Aug 26, 2009

Yeah, sadly the resolution of this submission clips a lot of light-data, the map is about 8 times as high resolution as this submission

But i can tell you, my computer grinds to a halt having to cope with 4 different 16200x8100 pixel textures

~Pyrokitsune777 Aug 29, 2009 Hobbyist Writer

oh wow. almost wish i could see that version but based on my computer's stats i'd probably end up with a fire. still is a gorgeous pic though. even though it hits my nostalgia center as far as space is concerned and that's always good once in a while. still can't wait to see what you make next.

~eRe4s3r Aug 29, 2009

Well, to be really honest, i don't know either what i make next

But i just stumbled upon crazybump (nice application ,p) which i think is really cool.. this will probably make room for another outdoor medieval scenery but this time a street corner or dark alley or something alike.

Reason being i now can create decently working specular and displacement maps from my photograph texture archives - and i just learned how to make pretty much any texture fully tile able - not automated but ok

I have the planet rendered in 2560x .. but that kind of res requires some kind of.. serious effort to produce a final image with, might make a wallpaper of it after all... - Atm i just have the planet done.. which sadly only fills 30% of the wallpaper... ^^

~MythArcana Aug 26, 2009

You really squeezed out some atmosphere with this one! Now I feel like loading up Freelancer Discovery to float around tonight! hehehe! Great stuff!

~eRe4s3r Aug 26, 2009

Thats a good idea

Although for my space fix i play x³ ^^

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