My first SW ship
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My first SW ship
Well I decided to try my hand at this SW stuff, so heres my ship; Fury. All C&C welcome as always.
(By the way, this was just a quick 15 minute ship to see if I was doing it right)
I tried to make a little bit more of an effor to make this next one more like a ship, and less like an accident.
I suck at names, so I just won't name it
Heres a fighter jet\UAV\whatever.
Tried adding color to this one.
(By the way, this was just a quick 15 minute ship to see if I was doing it right)
I tried to make a little bit more of an effor to make this next one more like a ship, and less like an accident.
I suck at names, so I just won't name it
Heres a fighter jet\UAV\whatever.
Tried adding color to this one.
Last edited by david1985 on Tue Sep 08, 2009 6:09 am, edited 3 times in total.
Meh. I thought you could do more in 15 minutes. I'm really just seeing a bunch of shapes coherently slapped together, not a ship. But that's just my opinion. Besides, if you're going to use a style that's pretty damn crazy, put some more effort into it.
It's not my fault I can't take your post seriously.
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Simple, yet elegant, good work.
Minor ninprick, the colors are a tad bland.
Also, the first ship looks a little less
detailed than the rest of the fleet.
But other than that its a good start.
Minor ninprick, the colors are a tad bland.
Also, the first ship looks a little less
detailed than the rest of the fleet.
But other than that its a good start.
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The first one is the first one I made.(hence the crappyness) And as for the colors, I was thinking of redoing them all with some blue or green, most any color looks like it will go good with the white. Not sure if I'm going to make this a military fleet, or continue with my previous thread of civilian ships. All suggestions/C&C/repremands/etc. are welcome.firevikin125 wrote:Simple, yet elegant, good work.
Minor ninprick, the colors are a tad bland.
Also, the first ship looks a little less
detailed than the rest of the fleet.
But other than that its a good start.
EDIT: Adding another ship(tried to use some color in this one)
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For some reason I really quite like the shapes of that last big one. It would work really well with animations, having the bow close up then lock back.
However, you should think more carefully about the composition of sections within your general outlines. If you focus on the internal lines you should be able to see that they are jumbled and cluttered, and that the curve of the outer hull isn't repeated or even referred to by the lines of the sections within. Try thinking about that as you assemble future ships, as echoes of the ship's outline within the ship's makeup can look really effective.
However, you should think more carefully about the composition of sections within your general outlines. If you focus on the internal lines you should be able to see that they are jumbled and cluttered, and that the curve of the outer hull isn't repeated or even referred to by the lines of the sections within. Try thinking about that as you assemble future ships, as echoes of the ship's outline within the ship's makeup can look really effective.
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animation probably won't happen ( I suck really bad at all that sort of rotations and timing triggers crap) and as for the "internal\external geometry, I'm not fully sure I understand what you are saying. My understanding from it was that the shape and section usage of the interior of the ship reflects upon how the outer shape blends?Wicky_42 wrote:For some reason I really quite like the shapes of that last big one. It would work really well with animations, having the bow close up then lock back.
However, you should think more carefully about the composition of sections within your general outlines. If you focus on the internal lines you should be able to see that they are jumbled and cluttered, and that the curve of the outer hull isn't repeated or even referred to by the lines of the sections within. Try thinking about that as you assemble future ships, as echoes of the ship's outline within the ship's makeup can look really effective.