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This is an old work that was posted on other forums.
But I would like to post it here.

Any feedback is welcome. Smile

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OMG... this is lovely.

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Seems like you have high tech architecture mixed in with old world structures (the bridge). The render reminds me of a Boris Vallejo painting. Nice!

Site Admin Joined: 25 Jul 2005 Posts: 798

Thank you for your replies. This image reminds me of the old good times when there was no radiosity or global illumination algorithms or at least they were not usable and I had to set up every light manually. Smile

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That is badass...Wow!

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Medislav wrote:

WOW!!!

How long did you work on it?

Sincerely I don't remember. But it took some time since computers were not as fast as today Smile

So testing each render took some time Smile

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3d forum advanced guest Joined: 27 Aug 2009 Posts: 8

I'm amazed. Simply dumbstruck. Did you make all the textures, as well?

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Chunky549 wrote:

I'm amazed. Simply dumbstruck. Did you make all the textures, as well?

Yes most of them, beside the generic wood and brick.
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Andyba wrote:

Chunky549 wrote:

I'm amazed. Simply dumbstruck. Did you make all the textures, as well?

Yes most of them, beside the generic wood and brick.

Aww, shame you didn't make those too. I'd love to know how you would have done it; but it's still a wicked picture! 42/10 Very Happy

Also, would you please be as kind as to enlighten me on some good ways to practice and warm up with making models and textures?

3D forums Frequenter Joined: 08 Jun 2010 Posts: 252

Nice design. I assume that there's a really huge fish at the lower right part of the picture ? Very Happy

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Yes, Bryan. There is a huge fish under water Smile

Here is a slightly modified version of this image, with more ambiance.

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Description: Replete Memories

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3D forums Frequenter Joined: 08 Jun 2010 Posts: 252

Thank you sir for enlightening me.
I now have a very clear understanding of your picture.
It is a very nice blending of old and new structures.
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Thank you sir for enlightening me.
I now have a very clear understanding of your picture.
It is a very nice blending of old and new structures.
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3d forums user Joined: 20 Apr 2009 Posts: 19 Back to top	OMG... this is lovely.

Marcus Dublin	Posted: May 13, 2009 Post subject:
3d forums user Joined: 13 May 2009 Posts: 18 Back to top	Seems like you have high tech architecture mixed in with old world structures (the bridge). The render reminds me of a Boris Vallejo painting. Nice!

Fizz Creative	Posted: July 26, 2009 Post subject:
3d forums visitor Joined: 26 Jul 2009 Posts: 11 Location: Buffalo, NY - USA Back to top	That is badass...Wow!

Chunky549	Posted: August 27, 2009 Post subject:
3d forum advanced guest Joined: 27 Aug 2009 Posts: 8 Back to top	I'm amazed. Simply dumbstruck. Did you make all the textures, as well?

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3D forums Frequenter Joined: 08 Jun 2010 Posts: 252 Back to top	Thank you sir for enlightening me. I now have a very clear understanding of your picture. It is a very nice blending of old and new structures. _________________ My Animation Services

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