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Doug Centers
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Thanks Conrad !
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Paul Lloyd
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A Klingon ship, and the British Interplanetary Society's 1950s design for a lunar spaceship. Both modeled in Truespace and rendered in Bryce.
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Carmen Bernardo
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Aside from feeling like how the Rickenbacker bass
got a little smaller than I intended, and her head a
bit "tilted", I think this sketch came out pretty fine.
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Darren Taylor
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Thanks Conrad!
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Robert Lloyd
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Paul,
When you create space ships in Bryce do you make up the designs as you build it in the computer or is it based on a template already built into the program? Long story short, do you have to manually put in all those details or are they already part of a sketch that you are working from?
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Paul Lloyd
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Robert, I use Truespace to built the models but, yeah, I make all the little details manually. There are some shortcuts, for example you can make a single element and then copy-and-paste it elsewhere in the model. And you can use images as texture maps (but because the images are two-dimensional, so you have to be choosy where you use them).
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Sebastien Roy
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My latest... 
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Carmen Bernardo
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An attempt at costume design influenced somewhat
by old Chinese costumes. Random stuff.
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Peter Martin
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Conrad Teves
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Warmup sketch using my new drawing program Mischief. Bubble added in Photoshop. I've never used anything digital where the pencil and pen tools felt more like, and produced results like a real pencil and brush. I do believe I'm in love...http://www.thefoundry.co.uk/You guys should give it a whack! There's a free version to see if it will work on your machine. I won't spoil the (pleasant!) surprise of seeing the price for the full version. :)
Edited by Conrad Teves on 09 February 2015 at 3:00pm
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Sebastien Roy
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