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Forbidden City I: Moat 3

Bryce (none) posted on Jun 14, 2002
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whew, thanks to L5 for the comments on la roche, hope it's all satisfactory. Thanks again to Rochr for la roche. still looking for a good fish! know of any? I want to get this correct! =) -

Comments (9)


vasquez

1:47AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

What a wonderful composition! Light and texturing are well settled! I can also add a cat walking on the railing

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3DKiwi

1:51AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

Terrific work as always. Cheers

tattie

1:59AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

Good composition - however the Trees, Grass/Reeds look a little on the large size. Archictecturally the bridge support seems to be cut from a single piece of stone - in reality this would have been made up so blocks with a Key Stone. And as Vasquez has noted adding someform of "Life" such as a cat, or a bird ot two in the trees or even fish in the water would give this more animation and life. If you have a "Photoshop" type application you might like to consiser some post production work - particularly on the shadows - which are a little bit harsh. Nevertheless this is a good render.

Ev3rM0r3

2:30AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

uh.. u need to get your textures to blend together into one theme..cuz right now ones marble.. ones stone.. another one is wood.. and a fish? use poser and stick a deer or something in the streem.. that would really give it an lifelike appearance.

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Kate

6:51AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

this is excellent...worth the effort!!!!

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ajtooley

7:48AM | Fri, 14 June 2002

I think this is very well done, particularly in terms of lighting. I do agree with others about working the textures a little. A segmented marble texture on the bridge arch and railing would eliminate that one-piece look.

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lemonjim

1:58PM | Fri, 14 June 2002

thanks for your excellent comments - i agree 100%, will make another attempt soon. i'll rescale the grass, maybe add some more. change the texture and mapping on the single big arch, and reconsider the sky. i think i can create a nice fish, but an egret would be way cool!, a deer - now that's interesting, he would be dead meat in china! :) some chinese folks, in period costumes perhaps, oooh even mounted on trusty steeds or in a sedan chair, the preferred transport for royalty! but not tourists with cameras. thanks to all. hope you are not tired of this pic, check back in a week or so.

Freeze

1:30AM | Sat, 15 June 2002

Hmmm, I think its perfect! - I love your stunning composition like that as it am, but its right: there are innumerable possibilities of a change or an addition of it with security!! - - However: we will look all the fantastic variations of your moat, friend!!! :-)

dlewis

4:36AM | Fri, 21 June 2002

James it's coming along really nicely. I checked out your wire frame too and you've got some nice tidy work happening there.


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