For the city was made very low poly, and thinking like lego parts.įox Renderfarm: We were all impressed by the rich colors of the work, how did you set the color to make sure the harmonious colours and the right balance?ĭavid: That took some serious tweak on the materials, the light and the atmosphere, but with some color theory in the head, oranges and blues are always great looking color palettes. Fox Renderfarm: Did you make the model of the colony and aircraft from scratch? Could you share with us the modeling process?ĭavid: I made all from scratch, for the ship I first used a kitbash technique for rapid prototyping, then some classic modeling. Could you share with us the story behind it?ĭavid: The back story: the colony didn’t progress as expected, so, resource to make a self sustained living wasn't possible, everyone is dead or left the colony some time ago, the last colonist put together a small shuttle (the shuttle was for low flight scouting, it took some years to be modified for planetary capabilities, also the low gravity of the planet was handy). Fox Renderfarm: The artwork builds a strong story, which is fantasy.
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Fox Renderfarm: Could you share with us your inspiration/references/mood board for the work Leaving the colony?ĮXO - Mechanized Mars Exploration Rover © Daniele Solimene Fox Renderfarm: How long did it take to finish the work? And what software and plugins did you use?ĭavid: 10 days in free time, from 2 to 3 hours, I use Lightwave 3D 2020, World Creator and Affinity Photo. Congratulations for winning third place in the FGT3D Explorer Challenge, how do you feel about it ?ĭavid: It feels amazing! I love to create art especially when the subject matter is one of my favourites. Leaving the colony © David Aguero Fox Renderfarm: Hi, David! Thank you for accepting our interview. Here’s the interview between David and Fox Renderfarm, in which we can find out how he created this wonderful 3D render. It makes me wonder if the spaceship is escaping from the dying town or on a mission to save it, but it looks like a great adventure is waiting for the people aboard.” One of our judges, Miho Aoki said, who is the Associate Professor of Computer Art University of Alaska Fairbanks. The spaceship is painted green and looks very different from the town. The color of the town is like the rocks and doesn't look like a very good place to live. The artist used colors and surface materials very effectively. The town appears to be some sort of a mining operation or settlement. “A spaceship is leaving a town on the bottom of a cliff. The third place winner of Profession category is David Aguero! Congratulations! His artwork, Leaving the colony, stands out for its rich colors, exquisite details and excellent composition with a sense of depth. Congratulations to all the winners! And thanks to everyone for participating!
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After the selection by our jury, 3 Professional artworks and 3 Student artworks were picked and would be awarded the prizes provided by our amazing sponsors.
FGT3D Explorer Challenge organized by the TPN-Accredited cloud rendering services provider, Fox Renderfarm, was started in March, 2021 and sponsored by our amazing sponsors, including Xencelabs, Corona Renderer, TopoGun, Friendly Shade, Graswald, Raysync,, Texturebox and iCube R&D Group.
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