Shipbucket

Here is another legend of Soviet cruise fleet - turbine liner Maxim Gorkiy.

Lovely lines - beautiful work mate

Awesome work...glad to see her finally make her appearance on the board! Looking forward to your next project!

CaptainPaulov wrote: ↑October 22nd, 2019, 6:17 pm Wondering if theres anyone willing to take a gander at the Phoenix World City?
I would try but im inexperienced at best xD
Not much in the way of plans/blueprints, but they did develop concept art, interior plans and specs: https://www.knudehansen.com/reference/p ... orld-city/

The final product would definitely be a sight to behold, that's for sure

Olekit24
Great work, except for odd shading of the rudder (it's basically flat-ish, so one shade overall + highlight along the front edge would suffice) and bow bulge (it's shaded on upper-forward side, which is where the light would fall had it been not submerged).

MV American Melody. One of 6 modern american river cruise ships

eswube wrote: ↑April 15th, 2022, 8:30 am Olekit24
Great work, except for odd shading of the rudder (it's basically flat-ish, so one shade overall + highlight along the front edge would suffice) and bow bulge (it's shaded on upper-forward side, which is where the light would fall had it been not submerged).

I agree with you about the rudder shades, I'll correct it. But the shades of the bulge not so clear. The bulge has a form of cigare, inserted to the standart merchant hull. So it has sharp curves in places of contact with hull. So the shadows should be shown in these places and on the top side of the bulge, as drawn, I think.

Nice work on the American Melody, but use the standard 1000x385 template, please. (1000x330 is allowed when ship is not depicted below the waterline, but otherwise smaller templates are strictly not allowed)

olekit24 wrote: ↑April 22nd, 2022, 7:37 am I agree with you about the rudder shades, I'll correct it. But the shades of the bulge not so clear. The bulge has a form of cigare, inserted to the standart merchant hull. So it has sharp curves in places of contact with hull. So the shadows should be shown in these places and on the top side of the bulge, as drawn, I think.

Well, according to my understanding of SB shading style, the cross section of the bow shaded the way You did it looks like that:

This ship I have drawn for one year, started it just after the news that AIDAcara, the first AIDA cruises ship had been sold to the russian owners. So, here she is: AIDA - AIDAcara - Astoria Grande.

And two AIDAcara's semi-sisters: AIDAaura and AIDAvita