Morning in the city by tiff666

Carrara/RDS • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on May 26, 2010

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I really had no idea where to put it in... but I think atmosphere/mood is not completely wrong, hehe. It's not a big thing, made that last saturday afternoon because I had to wait for poser finishing another render. But I really like the mood here, I wanted to see how Stonemason's Urban Sprawl 2 looks in Carrara. Nice one, just a slight contrast adjustment and adding the birds and the airstreams. I don't have anything better because I'm learning Vue now! YES!!! And what can I say... W-O-W!!! It's really easy, probably of my little knowledge in Bryce and Carrara, and holy, the Ecosystem... FINGERLICKIN'GOOOOOOD! ;-) Hope I can do some stuff tomorrow that's good enough to show you... I mean, there are some really fantastic Vue artists here around! ;-)

Comments (19)

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alessimarco

2:38PM | Wed, 26 May 2010

I am learning Vue too. Working with the program as a beginner really does make you appreciate the fine Vue artistry found in the galleries here! Your Carrara isn't too shabby either...this is a fantastic mood piece! Excellent work!

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CaptainNeatoman

2:51PM | Wed, 26 May 2010

Vue is amazing isn't it? I've done one scene in it and it blew me away how easy it was to learn and use. Well done with this composition.

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RJS

5:00PM | Wed, 26 May 2010

Something a bit different from you, Simon. A very nice piece too. Love the POV and of course your lighting. I find that Carrara doesn't do justice to Stonemason's wonderful textures though. Wait till you see how this set looks in Vue! Speaking of Vue, welcome to the club! I am very much looking forward to seeing what you create with this wonderful tool.

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