Seattle Architecture Fakery by lemonjim
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Last week I walked around Seattle, shooting some panoramic photos. Here, I'm not worrying about the missing parts, (some of the edges are still a WIP) but assembling most of them into a new scene, that never existed. For more with flowers, see this link.
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They are terrain objects, with colors mapped in exact proportion. Then I added some trees and lights.
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Thanks for viewing, and for your comments.
Comments (13)
Excellent work!Very great atmosphere!
Seattle has been on my list of places to go for years. Coffee and birth of grunge. What more could you want? Good looking picture. Might want to cover up the cars on the left building. ;-)
Very nice work! I like details, lighting and atmosphere!
Wonderful shots! =-)
Awwww Jim! Nice one! So the young lad has bought himself a red merlin costume to flash people with?! Awesome. I like the way that the shadow casts depth in to that image! (Did you meet Soup Daddy?)
Holy moley! If this is a WIP then I can't wait to see the finished version. I need to get a digital camera to do the stuff you do. This is really excellent.
Excellent artwork and textures!
Another awesome piece of art james. excellent texture work, love the writing on the wall. Overall, this is one very well setup scene. Top job. ---- Scott.
reminds me of Metacreations Canoma work. very nicely done with the terrains.
Good to see you back to your rich-textured buildings and scenes. Well use of those collected textures! Nice one!!
Cool start jim, wonderful insight into technique to boot (thanks) - only one issue though, the background building with the fire escape has a perspective problem with the upper windows (at least to my eye) I eagerly await where this goes!
Excellent, what you can do in Bryce is amazing. Well done...
Awesome textures...soft lighting...fantastic rendering!