map stage one by bluliner35
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high pressure project, this is what i've managed so far. Been a fun project for me. But it's one of the things that have demanded all of my time, day and night. life in the big city. Oh. this is detroit.
Comments (6)
oooZENOooo
Fantastic work so far. Very cool POV, it shows off your city scape well.
tallpindo
A city with hexagons at it's core as laid out by Judge Woodward in imitation of L'Enfant and the nation's capital. War game maps use hexagons as a spanning space but soccer balls mix them with pentagons. The earth's curvature is subtle indeed in the edge of the survey of the Northwest Territory which is laid out in mile squares with Baseline Road as one element. You will need an Ambassador Bridge (maybe two) to view this skyline from.
TallPockets
Excellent work! Sadly, my lasting memory of Detroit is spending a thursday night and friday in a downtown hotel on 10 September, 1970 for my draft physical. I passed. WINK.
cynlee
fascinated by your work in the real world as a professional successful artist... does look like you put in a LOT of work here... excellent pov & display!! :]
Drsuess
Most Excellent! Your Doing A Great Job Here. My Only Crit Would Be To Concentrate More Modeling On The Stadium. Especialy For The POV You Have Set. The Lights, Oooh The Magical Lights! Detroit ROCKS!
moonfish Online Now!
Now, we know I am unable to comemnt on the modeling other than to say "Wow" as I know nothing of the mechanics involved... but on a purely visceral level, I was transported to my early days of public design as I was fond of collecting boxes of certain proportions, or altering them according to some internal measurement system... then covering them with butcher's paper and detailing them out to form either cityscapes of the future(very Bauhaus long before I knew such a word... mayhaps I was 8) or very Old World/ European in style.... Sometimes weeks and weeks were spent on a particular scape... Delightful reminder!!!