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Submitted: December 2, 2012
Image Size: 1.1 MB
Resolution: 1920×1080

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Immersionby =overseer

Digital Art / 3-Dimensional Art / Scenes / Futuristic & Sci-Fi

Thank you very, very much to everyone who ed this piece!
I usually make it a point to thank everyone individually, because I never take interest in my work - by anyone - for granted, but I have very limited time right now, so once again thank you very much! Every single comment and is truly appreciated and means a lot.

Just a random idea with an unknown ship I decided to call U.S.S. Conclusion, NCC-3120. No back story really, just a good old exploration mission in Star Trek's spirit. Experimented with several ideas on this one.

WALLPAPER VERSION:

COMPOSITION: Starfield rendered and then composited with my nebula matte painting in Photoshop. Scene setup and render in Lightwave with final composition (including all FX) in Photoshop.

MESHES: Loknar-class Frigate by Lt. Riley (LW conversion by Matt Christou, LW textures & rig by Fabio Passaro; texture modifications by Overseer) & TMP Shuttle by Georg Angelakis (geometry & texture modifications by Overseer)

My artworks are not endorsed, sponsored, or affiliated with CBS Studios Inc. or the "Star Trek" franchise. The Star Trek trademarks, logos, and related names are owned by CBS Studios Inc., and are used under "fair use" guidelines.

ORIGINAL SIZE: 1920x1080, 97 layers.

Comments and critique welcome.

Thank you to *TreeClimber for the helpful input!

Critique by ~teknomancer2008 Mar 18, 2013, 5:40:40 PM

the first thing that hits you about this piece is the redness. it just hits you square in the face and keeps coming, no matter what. But that does not mean it is bad, as it really isn't the central ship takes center stage, dwarfing the almost invisible shuttle beside it. the idea of having twin hulls offsets the twin deflectors well, and the pod below is an amazing idea. what with the movie era nacelles, one hell of a ship design. the contrast between the red and the steel of the ship is amazing.well done in deed. very impressed. reminds me, got a story to write. thanks for sharing, and well done.

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Critique by ~Stelith61 Dec 2, 2012, 3:26:36 AM

This is awesome, in my opinion. I've had many thoughts and conversations with myself on new Trek ships, and never once thought of a double stardrive section.

The scene itself makes this stand out. That's one damn awesome background right there.

The shuttlepod in the corner is a nice touch. From that and the rest of the ship, I assume this is post-Voyager-finale?

On to the ship itself. For some reason I think of the NX-01 Enterprise and Kirk's ship stuck together and built 200 years or so later. I dunno, my brain's weird.

Again, loving that double stardrive section.

The detail is great, the lighting is close enough to perfect.

Overall, that's one smexy starship. Gonna grab the wallpaper version.

(As you can probably tell, I'm new to this critique business

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