Pallas

(10 customer reviews)

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I’ve had this image floating around in my mind for quite a while now but didn’t really have a good way to realize it until I learned more about Cinema4D’s Pyro system, which I used to simulate the steam vents.    I also used C4D to create the planet background but I used Gaea and VUE for the foreground.   The title, as with many of my planetscapes, comes from Greek mythology.   Pallas was the daughter of Triton and granddaughter of Poseidon.

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10 reviews for Pallas

  1. csway
    [Plus]

    new plus member here love the space themes the most but nature is also top notch…my eyes cant tell the difference between regular and lossless but i might aswell go with lossless anyway lol

  2. Dick Proenneke
    [Basic]

  3. Julie Juracich
    [Lifetime]

    I think this one looks amazing, and I love the colors!

  4. Eric Liscinsky
    [Donor, Lifetime]

    GREAT render! I agree with others, there should be more variance in the “venting”. Maybe some “shorter or taller” than others denoting strength/pressure of the venting.
    Loving the blue!!!

  5. Thomas Geldeard

    Liking the blue vibe here. Maybe a different version with 4/5 steams could go in the pickle jar.

  6. Nathan Zachary
    [Plus, Lifetime]

    Sorry for the double post, but I just noticed that the “non-watermarked” versions still seem to have a watermark (reference: 7680×1440).

    • Ryan
      [Owner]

      Apologies! I still use the old process for creating the multiscreen masters and it applies a watermark that I have to remember to remove before uploading to the server.

      I’ve uploaded new versions and the they should be watermark-free 🙂

  7. Nathan Zachary
    [Plus, Lifetime]

    I enjoy this space scene, but something about the specific blue colours of the ice formations seems strange to me. I can’t quite tell if it’s related to the hue, the saturation, or something else entirely. All in, though, another thought-provoking and fascinating world that you’ve created!

  8. Christopher Spera
    [Lifetime]

    This is GREAT! Love the space themes and planetscapes you do. This one, I think needs more velocity on the steam coming out of the vents. It currently looks like all of them are simply wafting out, and I don’t know that all of them would (with as many of them as there are). Wouldn’t 1 or 2 be geiser like??

  9. Timothy Sullivan
    [Lifetime Supporter, Lifetime]

    Reminds me of the final scene of the 1985 movie “The Quiet Earth.”

  10. Cathy Warren
    [Lifetime Plus]

    I love the Blue and white colors in this render and love the steam vents and the ice, it gives this the right very cold (brrr) vibe. And I love the rings around the planet, but the planet itself has a very one dimensional flat look to it, so I’m giving this a 3.5-4 star rating. But I also totally get where you were going with this render. Can’t wait for the next one. :).

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