Slum 2007 by Rochr

Cinema 4D • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 07, 2007

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Description

More of the scifi stuff and a new version of an older scene. Cinema4D, Maxwell & Photoshop Hope you enjoy.

Comments (73)

Novacron

11:27PM | Mon, 08 October 2007

Man, this really seems like a snapshot from the future. I can definetly see America like this some day.

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Convict86

1:06AM | Tue, 09 October 2007

Outstanding work as usual! Lighting and the textures are awsome. 5 stars.

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dragonmuse

1:29AM | Tue, 09 October 2007

Very cool. Love the textures ans especially the lighting.

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Eugenius

11:21AM | Tue, 09 October 2007

Awesome scene and excellent render! Nice work as always, Rochr! :-)

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Turin_Returns

10:30PM | Wed, 10 October 2007

Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful! There is little point in me describing the aspects that I find clever or pleasing, because my brain cannot register how you consistantly produce such marvellous creations such as this. Actually, I'm going away to cry now for my wasted artistic life...

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ArtByMel

10:36PM | Wed, 10 October 2007

This is just so amazing!

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Kaerobani

9:58PM | Fri, 12 October 2007

wow? looks really nearly...real :)

Reflexpression

12:21PM | Sat, 13 October 2007

Not my favorite of yours, but still well done. I really love how you used the tunnel to give a sort of dark contrast but it still sort of hurts my eyes to look at that glaring lighting too long. Maybe you would consider turning all that white down a bit, at least against those walls with already very bright materials. Those pipes look almost like something out of a pencil drawing. The floating can is cool and gives a sense of scale which might be even more apparent if you had maybe a person looking down from the area above, leaning against the railings or something? Maybe resurrect your famous robot guy for one last piece. ;) Just some things to think about.

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