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Dramakulian Inside

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Created atFebruary 21, 2010
Created byThierry Gschwind
ClosedJuly 02, 2011
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Wreckupations3D Artist, Writer, Graphic Designer, Cinemato- and photographer, Concept / Storyboard Artist, Prop / Set Builder, VFX / SFX Artist
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Dr_lounge_01_thumb Dr_station_text_thumb Dr_consoles_thumb

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We need some ideas on how to design the Dramakulian Inside:

We need elements like consoles, wall holoemitter control panels which can be reused in several places.
We need 2 brigde designs. One for a standard cruiser and one for the huge flagship.

You find the ships in that closed task: http://www.wreckamovie.com/tasks/show/267

Best is if you create a model and post the preview here on WAM.
Or you put on some sketch so someone else can model it.

I hope it works as well as the Dramakulian fleet.

Reference: The observation lounge, position of the lounge in the station, some console I did.


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Any reference links?

I'm not a 3D artist but maybe it might help people if you could post some reference links? Maybe designs from other films / series which would be similar to what you need? Or maybe just some text about what you wanted?

I know you've given the lounge and consoles as references but they don't really describe the room.

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Thierry Gschwind February 22, 2010 18:35 Flag

The railing in the middle is about 1 m hig, like a railing you in all you everyday places.
The place is really huge. I think it's 100 m long and 50 m wide and 50 m high. Having such a wide open space is too impress any visitor.

David Jansson February 22, 2010 14:57 Flag

That lounge is going to be hard to do without knowing the scale. Could you perhaps draw a stick figure in that screen shot so we can see how big it is intended to be?

And what is that crystal ball thingie supposed to be for?

And, since there was this geometric shape thingie: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icosahedron

You know what would look cool? If they stood around a big icosahedron with hexagonal screens.

Thierry Gschwind February 21, 2010 19:12 Flag

The goal is not use too many reference material, other we might influence the creativity. Can put them later if it enough idea pop up.