Venice Bridge by Xile2005

3D Studio Max • Architecture • posted on Mar 02, 2005

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Description

I started working on this scene a few weeks ago.It's taken me about 5-7 hours to get it to this point.I based it on a couple of pictures I found of venice waterways.Most of the structures were made using box and poly modeling.I used spines to make the railing detail and posts,which is a first for me.I'm pretty happy with how it came out.Just need to add some textures and adjust the lighting.Thinking about adding a boat in the waterway,and maybe a few other small things.I always like to hear suggestions or comments,so if you have any, feel free.Made with max 4.2 with fake GI & photoshop.If you're still reading this,thanks for taking the time.Ben

Comments (12)

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stonemason

3:29AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

looks cool,Venice is very inspiring for 3d work :)..my only crit is the posts along the brige(between the railings)..looks like you need to flip the normals on them..looking good,keep us posted with textures

flakmonkey

3:41AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

looking real good so far, i made a venice scene a while back so know how annoyingly difficult it can be. cant wait to see it finished.

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linkdink

3:44AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Looking really good. This will really come alive with some nice textures.....

Xile2005

4:00AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Thanks for the comments.Yeah you're right.I noticed that about the posts too when I rendered it.It took along time to render,so rather then rerender it I thought I'd just fix it when I add textures.

kellendor

5:41AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Hey Ben, read it all (grin). Looks good - nice modelling. I really like the Overhead POV you have at the side - the angle is really compelling. Can't wait to see it with textures, etc. Nice Job!!!

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watteville

7:02AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

your work is worth our time! keep it up -

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Agun

8:53AM | Wed, 02 March 2005

Grortige entwerfete Aufgabe auf dies. beht auf die gute Arbeit.

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cymon20581

10:20PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

can't wait for final works. keep up.

the_dd

9:26PM | Fri, 04 March 2005

This is one sweet looking piece of work,No doubt some of the best modeling I've ever seen anywhere.All the detail on the bridge railings, the bars on the windows and the gate really add to the relism and make this a excellent scene.It's gonna be unbelievable when it's all textured and finished.keep it up.

cpiboontum

12:08PM | Mon, 07 March 2005

So far you WIP is fantastic. Looking foward to seeing you final piece.

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vis151

6:25PM | Sat, 12 March 2005

I really like this pic. The gray scale models are cool. It lets the viewer imagine what colors and textures will be on the model. You have a very good gallery!

tony_br22

5:49AM | Sun, 13 March 2005

Love your models Ben, you are really talented - and thank you for the presentation :-) Hope you get time to texture it.. though I am the kind of person who also just LOVE to watch a model like this as it is in grey and with some cool GI lighting .. I guess it is like people who like watching white marble statues as opposed to naked women (eeh... ok, I do like watching both LOL). Anyhow, this is fantastic work!! Excellent