Cathedral by lemonjim

Bryce • Architecture • posted on May 16, 2004

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Description

Just a WIP until I can get the interior filled in, but I thought you might enjoy the empty space. I'm not usually a church-y person, but I do like a great building. t could be, the degree of humbleness in the same in any case! -*- It's made of a buch of boolean wall and roof sections, replicated. 21 radial lights were used in the three bays. Closely, the same parts as the real thing! The stone in the depressions of the end wall is from the Robert Sinskey Vineyard in Napa. Thanks, Bob! The other stone is from animax.it Thanks animax! -*- Thanks for looking!

Comments (19)

Wahnfried1959

1:22AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

Beautiful scene!, -but there absent a concise something...

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DJB

1:34AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

Besides everything else in the image,I especially like the stone wall at the end. For a wip it's not needing much left. Maybe the columns on the right coiuls use a bit of bottom shadow.They have an appearance of floating. Just a bit mind you.

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Phoe

1:43AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

Excellent art work , these type of picture keeps me looking at them for a while , how much work it needed to reach this point .In your words it sounds so easy to do :) . I like it the way it is now . Great Work .

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TurManveru

1:58AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

Wow.......... Um, I mean...Wow........ Even as a wip this is outstanding, better than my finished images :) It seems very accurate for a Roman Catholic basilica. Or possibly not Catholic, since it's missing a transept... Out of curiousity, did you work from an actual photo? The windows in the cerestory seem correct. But the columns separating the nave from the aisles look a little thin. As for filling it in, early Roman Catholic basilicas didn't have any pews. Anyway, I love it. Can't wait to see the finished version.

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drawbridgep

2:29AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

I don't think we need to worry too much about ultra-accuracy on pictures like this. It's art, it's conveying the idea of a cathedral, everyone sees that. I really like the lighting in the side passages. Maybe have light coming through the window? Looking great though. Fantastic textures.

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wizardangel1

7:32AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

Wow! Scale and angles are awsome.WIP? My goodness- what else do you have in mind? I'LL be watching for the final post of this one.

jstsittinghere

7:42AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

wip? this is stunning! excellent scale, depth. v

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EngleWolf

11:20AM | Sun, 16 May 2004

what an excellent render!!!!! great job all-around!!!! :o)

ddruckenmiller

12:29PM | Sun, 16 May 2004

There are structures that have been gutted you know... You could quite easily leave this just they way it is. Or you could repost it and I'll love it then too! I'm a sucker for the power of the recurring archetectural elements. - V -

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