Cube House by Vialliy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The cube houses in Rotterdam are famous. This picture shows the inside of the top of the so-called demo house.
Iaacf has captured the outside at
http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2219474;

Comments (15)
heel boeiend lijnenspel; zwart/wit is hier een prima keuze
fantastic surrealview! RS
beautiful!
I can only think of how warm it would be sitting under those windows! LOL! Love the architecture, though. Wonderful image!
Rmemember Metropolis by Fritz Lang... excellent!
Beautiful point of view.. Very nice B&W BTW.. I assume the fact that you posted a picture of the same set of buildings today is nothing more than a coincidence. :-)
excellent view !!
Never seen windows angled like that before, wonderful light and capture! :)
Fantastic B/W photo.
An excellent capture of this unusual building. The angles look great.
Although the design is rich in interest, it seems to offer little in warmth and comfort. Rather austere for my tastes, but an excellent photo!
really amazing architecture ! nice POV !
Beautiful!! Love the lighting and great composition.
mooie zwart-wit foto, works very well here. de lichtval komt zo goed uit. het lijkt me heel apart om daarin te wonen.
Now this is quite the fascinating architecture and idea of structure. Must be really cool to sit in something of this nature and gaze around and upwards. I really must say though, I think the composition captured in B&W the way you have, is most fitting and perfect for this. Really takes us into, and focuses on the particular POV that is being represented here. A wonderful and most curious subject, Onno!