Possible cities : Skyline by wenger
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Another planet-wide Voyager 1.6 city.
Comments (8)
mitchman
I hope you are saving these as presets for the upcoming release! Hey, we want to play too!! Very cool.
serendigity59@gmail.com
Great stuff. I like the beautiful building in the middle. Have you tried making small 320x240 animation samples for us to see? A fly through of such a city, between the buildings and then at higher elevation would be awesome. :-)
killer3d
My first thoughts... "Yes...the man "is" the Master do not doubt it." That is truely fantastic Eric thank's for sharing that.
wenger
Yes, you will get plenty of examples and yes I tried animation which is a bit problematic as the building textures are not self band limiting like the fractals and they tend to flicker. Hi res render and downsizing helps
alienvisitor
Only had the software for a couple of months,hope to get into buildings like this soon. I must say these look awesome,course if anybody can do it,you can!. Great stuff Eric. AV Visit many more of my ArtMatic Alien Worlds at the link below...... http://www.redbubble.com/people/alienvisitor/art
eonite
Nice looking buildings! Especially the main tower. What does not look quite natural to me are some of the top floors. While I like those non-flat roofs , I find that the "windows" in the textures are sometimes abruptly cut off , which makes the top of the buldings look like ruins. Maybe I am just too nit-gritty about it...
bpmac
Your architectural series is an ArtMatic tour de force. Such clean lines.
Norski
Impressive. Also, looks very much like quite a few contemporary cities. Particularly the ones with a lot of construction done around mid-20th century. That's not a negative comment - although the remarkable lack of ornamentation or small-scale style is rather unusual, outside the Modern period. Very good sense of scale - and I particularly like the complex shapes of the central building.