Asylum #7 by mapps
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ya know I just realized I never make note of the fact that the entire pic is created by me, all the models, textures, excetra are original and that all the photoresources are by Richard. Guess i just kinda assume that the pic will be mainly viewed by regulars :-) But I have noticed some new names showing up lately so I figured I'd point that out for any that didn't know that :-)
OK still working on room 1.
Getting a little more of the clutter created, also changed the lighting in the room.
The new stuff is kinda small so I will point it out... on top of the books at the bottom of the page are pill bottle,s some empty and some with a few pills in them, some pile of pills, metal pill cups and the sign on the wall.
Still building some old cardboard boxes (boned so you can fold the tops in), an old gerney, a wheelchair (maybe, depends on how it goes), bedpan, needles, clipboard, thermometer and some beakers, test tubes etc :-)
I wanted to call it Arkum but that is taken :-) So I settled for Sloakum, it rhymes anyway :-)
Comments (13)
woah doesnt look like the most fun place in the world! Great attention to detail, really makes the image original :-)
WOW....Another spectacular setting, wonderfully done!
You got to be Mental to play Tidle-e-winks in a Asylum! Superb quality Mike!
Well elaborated Scene with good sense of Details ! Excellent work !
Really cool scene Mike, you always create so much cool stuff for your sets
Looking great. Even the, um, 'stain' on the floor. Lol! ")
Very good work, Mike
marvelous work!!
scary! good job!
Cool room..nice one!
I never understood why such places were called sanitariums back in the early years of the US.with each added feature it becomes even better
Awesome!
Very nice room.