Flemish Village by London224
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
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My latest model for the Vue community. PLEASE ZOOM IN.
While in the past I have provided a single structure or in the case of the windmill, an entire scene, I wanted to provide something special in support of a new collaboration which I will mention later, for the holidays.
The Flemish Village provides the Vue user 7 individual buildings, an outhouse, a wagon, a dock, a canal lock, a water lift, sacks, barrels, single & bundled lumber, stone dock walls, piers, and even a hangman's post. All of this to be arranged as you desire or simply used as shown here on a two part terrain. I have also provided the trees as obj.
780,699 polys, 119 textures, 102 objects, this scene was rendered in custom in less then an hr on a macmini in Vue 9.
I have made interior walls so that lights can be used inside not for interior set ups but exterior night scenes. Most doors are open and first floors textured for those who want to do close ups. Outside shop stalls are modeled so one can add food, bottles etc.
This model is in support of my collaboration with Tony Meszaros, of Realms Art. Tony is currently developing a package of clothing, poses, and props to cover the peasant class for those of us doing historical scenes throughout the middle ages. This effort will cover both male and female using M4/V4.
The M4 package is still under development, but I have created a close up scene around my Village to show you what is possible even at this early stage in a 2nd posting tomorrow.
When completed over the next few months, those who have been asking me will be able to finally place appropriate figures in their interior, exterior 11-16th century scenes.
Comments (27)
Stupendous work! I love this image!
Nicely detailed.
What a good picture (though I thought that in those days it was always deep winter in Flanders)
WOW - very impressive work, makes me want to get Vue just to use it.
~ Absolutely marvelous work! ~
hoping it will be for Poser too.. Looks Belgium indeed reminds me of Brugge
Already when I saw the title in the mail, "Flemish Village" I knew it would be something special! And lightweight, only 780K! Finally Don has understood what to do with his talent, where can I order? I hope it is okay that more than one person constructs characters and clothing for this scene, count me in.
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do you know Oberkamp? He was a flemish painter of the beginnin of the 17th century.
Excellent
Very nice work..top rating for this one..
Amazing art... well done!
Hello, my dear Brueghel! The scene you're working on is going to be great! I'm looking forward to seeing the complete picture. Cheers! Odile
Great historic village scene, love the hanging man and the toilet!
fantastic work! love all the detail!
Very fine work!!!
Brilliant bit of modeling, mate. Looking forward to seeing this finished.
My goodness, what fine modeling work. CC
Fantastic, Don. Can't wait to see the peasant clothing, poses & props you produce for these scenes!
A fabulous scene, wonderfully modelled and rendered and I love the various figures dotted around, some quite funny cameos!
Such a breathtaking image
What great work, I love all the chimney pots and the gent falling into the water.
Beautiful.
Great looking model and scene.
Excellent work from a master modeler...
Outstanding and very detailed village, Don! Sorry for my late visit.
outstanding scene. like it so very much!
Really fantastic! Wonderful done!