TIE Interceptor Satellite

aniceto · Jul 2016

Hey all. working on a new hobby project over the next few months just to keep me busy. I made a TIE interceptor a couple years ago and thought it would be fun to recreate it in a more modern day satellite visual style.

What I've got so far. about half way done with the mesh.

Here's some of the reference I'm using.

And some of the inspiration I'll use for the composition. Artwork by Mac Rebisz, Brad Wright, Benjamin Bulidon, and Fred Gambino(images taken from artstation)

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/g1/23ujsyovnndn.jpg

Justo · Jul 2016

This is looking great dude! Awesome work.

ant1fact · Jul 2016

oooh boy! awesome

Kel-Shaded · Jul 2016

Ah dude I love this

SimãoSilva · Jul 2016

Looks super man, really interesting on all the tubes and all the small details! really want to see more ! btw what software are you using for modeling ?

aniceto · Jul 2016

Thanks everyone!

JoshuaG: I'm working on a cockpit, but I don't expect it'll be very visible in the render.

SimãoSilva : mainly maya, but also max and zbrush for specific things like path deform/shell/dynamesh

SimãoSilva · Jul 2016

alright looks really nice ! keep it up ^^

gfelton · Jul 2016

Such a cool idea, really looking forward to the final composition!

instg8r · Jul 2016

Nice take! It's looking awesome, too!

_Kratos_ · Jul 2016

Pretty sweet stuff dude!

Shrike · Jul 2016

Very nice. Maybe the window could have some small details to break up the large flat surfaces of the front

aniceto · Jul 2016

Thanks again all

Thanks Shrike. maybe! If the renders turn out to be a bit busy though the flat surfaces might be a relief to my eyeballs.

Just playing with a render in Nuke. Not even close to final materials. Still need to thin out the wings and make the top+bottom hatches. also the atmosphere and ion trail