Baroque Church by MagikUnicorn

Bryce • Architecture • posted on Jan 06, 2010

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Beautiful Baroque church from gendragon Thanks Magik

Comments (75)

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magnus073

9:14PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

La magie, j'aime cette image que vous avez créée. L'église est très belle

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Minda

9:25PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

superb work MU!

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renecyberdoc

11:13PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

fine and peaceful scenery.great model from anderson.

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Radar_rad-dude

11:16PM | Wed, 06 January 2010

Great modeling! Excellent arrangements! A most superb couple of renders!

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Primal

12:20AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

Beautiful work my friend!!!!!!!!Nice church!!!!Both

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peedy

12:30AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

Beautiful, indeed. Corrie

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mikeerson

12:37AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

looks like they're pondering some changes to take Control.

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Hendesse

1:45AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

Fantastic model. Excellent work, looks superb!

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rayag

1:45AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

Fantastic work!

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anahata.c

2:12AM | Thu, 07 January 2010

a sensitively envisioned render of a church, not opulent but still beautiful, with the sparseness of a monastery but still the monumentality of a church for a community. Your detailing in the walls is fine, the detailing in the front facade shows the variety of stone lines (& mortar), the highlighting in the protruding & receding arches is just right, and the overall feel is of a place with something alit inside, whose exterior is formidable & staunch (old churches conceived as protective places from the ravages of life), and sparse walking grounds & primal skies surrounding. I've seen ashrams like this, temples, many places of worship. These are strong architectural presences, but still speak of a pared down non-material calling. And the presence of the few robed monks adds to that sense. Well done, and it's nice that you gave us 2 views with 2 different skies to set them off...

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