Suburbia by RandC
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Description
This was a fun image,it turned out the way I wanted, it started out as a Vue doodle and progressed from there.
The buildings are created using terrain's
Pipes are Vue primitives, the barrels and cart came with Vue, the chair and cinderblocks modeled by me.
Thanks
Comments (11)
Mondwin
Awesome and brilliant work..bravo!:DDD.Hugsxx
kalon
The shadows against the wall are wonderful and the items along the wall have a very good grungy look. The ground looks too clean comparatively and the sky seems a little faded out. Not saying that skies are not sometimes that pale grey, but it doesn't seem to fit with the amount of light or that fluffy cumulus cloud. But mind you, this is not a professional meteorologist opinion. Love the chair. Good doodling!
BAR-CODE
looks like you had fun :} But the one thing i dont realy like is a "Vue original" :} hahaha, the barrel texture looks screwed around.. the top Chris
zollster
it looks a little washed out to me :)
Sivana
Just missed your images :-) I think its a very good image and the "empty street" is very interest and seems "strange". I like this scene much!!
TheAnimaGemini
Very simple and very wonderfull. Great scene. Simplistic are sometimes the best.
ArtPearl
The repeating simple shapes make for a very strong design. It just needs...something,even small, to form a focal point and make it into a really good statement.
Finister
Great modeling!!
SoCalRoberta
I really like this. The grey,bright sky reminds me of summers in the San Fernando Valley.
bantha
For a simple doodle it's very good. But why is some kind of stone in the windows?
Elcet
This is a very original way to create some BG elements, mostly by using textures applied to simple primitives… But it works!