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| Well, here they are. All 101 of them. In each picture you will find one or more Star Destroyers. For those of you who don't know what Star Destroyers are, they are starships of the evil Galactic Empire in the original Star Wars trilogy. The Star Destroyers in these solutions are pictures of a fiber-optic model I put together. When the lights are low, it most impressively illuminated! |
| I tried to make each Star Destroyer recognizable and not distort it too much. Most of the solutions are small scenes. Take the asteroid hangar bay images, for example. They show the Star Destroyers going in, coming out, or just drifting by. The hanger bay itself was done in Bryce 5, while the rest of it was done in Photoshop. |
| There are a few "What is that supposed to be?" pictures as well. I'll try to clarify them a little bit for you folks not really "in" to Star Wars . First of all, the red Star Destroyer is meant to be a smuggler's ship in the expanded universe (outside the movies, but has a large part in Star Wars novels). To make it stand out amongst all the gray, the smuggler painted it red. As for the blue Star Destroyers, they're actually not blue. The ship itself is still gray; it's the energy shield around it that makes it appear blue. That is, if they were real. The technology that will make it possible may only be a few decades away. As for now, it's only in people's dreams and artwork. Therefore, I hope you will enjoy these 101 images of art! |
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--Adam Deutschmann |
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AJD Productions |
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