Here is my entry, this is actually my second idea, and had great fun using mostly terrains to develop the vision. I am going back to my first idea for a Gallery entry, but now i have this third idea, if only there were a way to put up more than 1. Anyway, i think the Uncontrollable forces are self evident, the inspiriation here is a small fishing village near St Ives, Cornwall, (UK). All Bryce modelling, fishing boats, lighthouse, etc, terrains for pier, waves, Hut, Window frame, and! Broken glass. Cloud planes for spray thro window. NO post.

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the sea default works great in this situation, excellent use of terains for the rage of the sea. the windows are also well made. Just one suggestion, if I may... change the texture on the wood beams.

I think I can see a ship sinking on the left? Loads of great ideas here and very clever use of the window and glass.

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Wow. Great work. I do agree with Draculaz about the wood-texture. It seems that there's lot's of water flowing over the glass, but then the glass stops it just disappears with it. You might want to try to make some droplets dripping from the glass to add a bit of realism.

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wood texture, yes fair comment am rendering now, boat is sinking yep, drops of the glass, blimy it was hard enough making it look like rain, but we'll have a go.

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