* * Cityscape * * by PhilW
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a product concept I have been working on, using the new (and free!) Instance Randomizer plugin by Sparrowhawke, which he kindly developed at my suggestion.
http://www.sparrowhawke3d.com/InstanceRandomizerPage.html
All feedback welcomed as I will be able to incorporate suggestions into the final version.
Thanks for looking.
Phil
Comments (11)
We're gonna need a bigger render farm... ;-)
That is amazing. How many instances are there ? Was rendering a bear on this? Great work, would be interested to see how this works!
A lot of the apparent complexity is down to the Instance Randomizer and having objects specifically designed to work with it, to give a huge number of variants from a single master object. There are only actually five different building designs, with normal and tall versions of each, making ten buildings in total - although through clever design, it looks like loads more. The rest is down to duplication and replication of those. It is therefore surprisingly light on system resources and renders quite fast.
cool cityscape - great concept and pov!
Impressive diversity. Great job
Great looking cityscape, like the vehicles. From a design point of view when I tried this found it easier to manually create the city blocks and then replicate the blocks rather than individual buildings. Just needs a Godzilla now.
That's just what I did here - great minds!
Fantastic cityscape!
It looks fantastic Phil!!! Excellent work!!
Wow. That's a really impressive use of that plugin!
A fantastic detailed view.
Amazing.
Awesome work, quite ingenious use of the replicator. I don't have any plugins yet, but I'm started to get interested...
Hey, go on, it's free! Thanks for all your recent comments by the way.