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Cinema 4D • Architecture • posted on Oct 28, 2010

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Time to update the gallery. I´ve modeled a few cathedrals and gohtic buildings, so it was time to design my own for a change. :) In normal order, Cinema4D, Maxwell & Photoshop. Hope you enjoy.

Comments (84)

richardson

4:35PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Always a pleasure for the eyes. Enjoyed

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London224

4:37PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Love the scale of this and the off level camera POV.

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Naoo

4:37PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Excellent! Realy GREAT!

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louly

4:40PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Gorgeous and majestic :) Love the light and camera.

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Svenart

4:41PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

great "neogothic" style, well done :)

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ArtByMel

4:42PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Epic, and truly superb work!

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MarkHirst

4:43PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

I like how you have reduced the human to a speck in the face of his own creation.

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artbyphil

4:46PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Excellent modeling, Texturing and rendering, Gives a great sense of scale.

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thundering1

4:47PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

I second MarkHirst's opinion - I love the sheer scale of this!

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addy

4:48PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

wow your artwork is always so amazing, breath taking !! :) Thank you for sharing :)

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Master_Serge

4:49PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

I always like your lighting. Great image!!

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anno

4:55PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Very interesting angle choice. Would love to see more of this style of architecture in your work.

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FrankT

5:14PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Damn that looks good. I really wish I could get the hang of modelling stuff like that

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kenmo

5:15PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Cool....

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vintorix

5:15PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Looks fantastic. One gets curious to see the whole model! But are you sure it will be room enough? Looks a little cramped..:)

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ThomasMacCallum

5:28PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Brilliant - love the future gothic style

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tom271

5:40PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Beautiful and majestic scene...

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steve100

5:45PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Masterful modelling, lighting and textures, superb work

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Tracesl

5:49PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

excellent

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Quest

5:50PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

As always, a delight for the soul and a feast for the eyes.

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lemonjim

6:00PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

I like your design - modern/gothic at the same time!

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blondbear1

6:33PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Awesome!

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jhmart1

6:36PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

It's been so long! I love it! :O)

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Xlars

7:04PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Excellent work on creating your own designed cathedral, also the lighting and atmosphere in the render is beautiful.. and the people you placed in the scene makes all the difference, and really tells a story and shows the scale. Lovely.

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dwmccullough

7:05PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Another awesome, awesomness image!

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RodsArt

7:12PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Beautiful work!

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AnIronButterfly

7:25PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

Majestic, in both scope and form. The lighting really fills the entire space and hints at the sheer size of the structure. This makes me think of a building that could easily fit within the Star Wars universe. :)

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kobaltkween

7:27PM | Thu, 28 October 2010

i absolutely love it. the arches are graceful and elegant. the light is perfect for such a structure, and the POV makes it very interesting. the people indicate a scale that's almost frightening.

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