The Low Road by AwarenessLogic

Carrara/RDS • Science Fiction • posted on Nov 29, 2008

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Description

In the shadows of the sky traffic and the landing pads, some old neighborhoods become the road much less traveled... Another render with the Dystopian Aircar Aeronica V18 from NightShift3D and Mobius87, and also using the Skydeck and Tin Pan Alley (with some educational Cararra shaders from Stonemason).

Comments (26)

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Draftsman

3:19PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

I really like the light and mood in this image...well done !

ramzaforce

3:28PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

excelente combinacion urbano con algo de scifi,la iluminacion es justo lo que se necesita para lograr la atmosfera bien hecho.

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Darkwish

4:04PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

Wonderful composition! Very nice work!

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pixelmeister

4:17PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

Stunning!!!

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OrphanedSoul

5:40PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

A superb artwork!

atlas7

10:34PM | Sat, 29 November 2008

Great SF landscape !! 5+

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ThomasMacCallum

8:03AM | Sun, 30 November 2008

fantastic scene - what a great combination of models - I love this

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Biffowitz

11:55AM | Sun, 30 November 2008

Fabulous city scene and landing area!

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TOPCAT

12:27PM | Mon, 01 December 2008

Beautifully Done!!!!

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deadwarrior

9:02PM | Tue, 02 December 2008

Looks like everyone has pretty much said what I was going to say :) Nice touch with the alley cat.

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evinrude

10:39PM | Tue, 02 December 2008

Fantastic! Great design for the neighborhood! The points of light is a subtle touch. Well done!!!

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tallpindo

6:11PM | Wed, 03 December 2008

The amazing thing about the output of the human mind is it never gets old. Forgotten becomes new to the inquisitive. Where motion becomes difficult to show jet wash effects and disk loading considerations become the shibboleths of the 50's and 60's. Who wanted that stuff anyway? These buildings that saw the birth of the electic light witness a new coming. Clean, without external presence, it floats like a Houdini levitation.

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