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Comments (7)
hollaatroy
Nice job, I know how these simple looking scenes can take a while to build. City scapes can be very frustrating. The coolest thing about these is doing a "fly-thru". This will really show off some of the detail that is hidden behind some of the buildings, but rendering will take forever. Just a tip: start by doing a building as a single project. Make it really detailed and unique, add a plaza to the ground floor, trees maybe, etc. Do this, and create about 6 or 7 really unique, detailed buildings. Then create a new project and import all of those buildings and use them in the forefront or at least make them visible by the camera. Then go back and fill in the gaps with the simple rectangular and square buildings. By breaking the job up in pieces, you can give each building a unique flavor and the time spent will go by alot faster. Keep up the good work.
Peej
Good work. Some nice textures here.
whiskeysierra
good work, some trees in the lower right corner would animate the scene a little bit more and the heaven looks to much standardized ( for my opinion ), but it's your picture :-). Keep up your good work.
silversurfer
this is cool
TheGiver
Good job well done,keep up the cool renderings.
oliveramberg
Very nice work. There is a lot to discover. Many great details.
twinkie45601
cool city dude