Star Destroyer Hyperspace Jump | Concept Art

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Looks great, but I think the framing is a little off.
Why u cut off the bridge? :thinking:
Is it part of an animation?

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Hi, the cropping data makes it possible for the image to look large-scale, dynamic and cinematic due to the ratio of 2.39:1.
This is not a bridge at all, I depicted the gravitational waves created by the hyperdrive before the jump.
Yes, initially it was animation, but due to lack of time, concept art turned out.
I spent a little over an hour on it all.

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The image ratio is fine, but you cut off the bridge/tower/“head” of the star destroyer. I wouldn’t do that and rather take the camera back until the top of the ship is inside the frame (or simple not use the wide cinematic ratio).

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Maybe you’re right, but the focus is on the size of the ship, I’ve tried different variations, with other options it looks too flat and fake. The cinematic format plays a very big role in the perception of the image, I often use it. It’s more like a freeze frame from some cg video :wink: it took a little more than an hour for this work

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Mama miya)))) you know, I fell scary emotion when I see this picture. Genius modeling, genius light.
Bravo!

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An hour? Really? OMG. AN hour for what? Lighting? Or modeling? Or all together?

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Yeah, I assumed that was the case that’s why I asked if its part of an animation.
I can understand your motivation to try to avoid something too flat and fake and when doing animations you often can’t avoid cutting something off from a huge moving object if you want to have it sit tightly and massively in the frame.
Its more like a minor criticism, in regards to the fact that you only spent an hour - it doesn’t mean much.

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Thanks for the critique, its useful!

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The destroyer’s model is not mine, I found it somewhere a long time ago.
I accidentally found it now on my PC and wanted to do something.

Initially, I did not plan to do the effect of gravitational waves on the background, it happened by accident when I mixed up the tool in post-processing. I liked it and I finalized it.

In this scene, all 1 light source is the light of a star .Setting up the scene and lighting took literally 10-15 minutes, the rest is post processing.

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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