The Desolate Industrial Streets by lewis_moorcroft

Mojoworld • Architecture • posted on Sep 12, 2006

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Description

The first of many pieces (hopefully) using Mojoworld for scene building using imports and mojo primitives. Most of the models were textureless so I textured and bump-mapped them myself using bitmaps from the net/made by myself and mojotextures. Lots of stuff from many different web sites used here but the majority comes from baument.com and creepyclown.com so special thanks to them :) The graffiti features on the left and right facing walls are post-worked. All other elements were rendered in MJW (except tag of course). Thanks for viewing The Art of Lewis Moorcroft

Comments (9)

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quantumgoose

2:06PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

Your always full of surprises! I would never have imagined this to be Mojoworld!!

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prutzworks

3:09PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

he he, again Bryce on steroids, more than xlt work Lewis!

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lior

5:34PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

I don't believe my eyes: I didn't recognise MJW! Stunning render!

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abreojos

6:37PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

This is pretty amazing, it could be from any one of the top 3D programs!

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woz2002

6:12AM | Wed, 13 September 2006

Superb work Lewis, Ive often thought about trying to do something similar but the amount of effort requird deterred me. Over the moon tosee tht someone percevered. The results are indeed great as said above. What about adding some Volumetric atmosphere & lighting...it may enhance the mood further. The post added graffiti could also have possibly been done by using .bmps & texture blends or possibly photobillboards. On whole though a stunning Mojo piece! Congrats Lewis:)

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