Manhattan city block by mapps
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Starting on a new set "Urban Jungle" this land mat consists of 256 props making a street scene that is larger then 9 Manhattan city blocks (3x3). According to Wikipedia a Manhattan block is 264 by 900 mine are 300 by 900 plus streets.
Gonna take much longer to make the high-rises and I need to make some 4 lane streets too.

Comments (10)
Then you have to add the chalk lines for all the pedestrians that have been hit by the traffic and what-not; then the cones of delay where some utility company HAS to work; AND then! you need to add the mounds of trash because the garbage collectors aren't picking up like they're suppose to...... (this one should take you, oh, maybe a few years to complete, then there are the updates to the blocks due to the changing codes and new rail lines....;-} )
Well it may be the size of a Manhattan block but I think I will make it cleaner ... lol
Massive project!! Whew...good luck with that. :D
You need those Con Ed manhole covers that occasionally electrocute people, too. I love the old wooden water towers they have on the roofs of some of the older buildings! and your trees would fit perfectly for the little parks and in front of brownstones. What a cool project!
outstanding start Mike. I personally know just how big NYC is after walking from almost Central Park to the Staten Island Ferry and back
Wow, that is awesome, sounds like a lot of work, can't wait to see the finished product!
Absolutely cool !!
Great start and great work once again !!!
Awesome project!
GREAT ONE MIKE!
11th Avenue and Downing Street is nice. There is a little grocery at #10 Downing or was in 1983.