Whispers Street by thuleke

Other Apps • Architecture • posted on Mar 29, 2005

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Description

This image has been inspired by a beautiful Portuguese street in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay (S XVII) Modeled in Blender 2.36 and Rendered in yafray. Comments are welcome, Thanks Daniel Thul

Comments (16)

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Robinho

8:05AM | Tue, 29 March 2005

Good work. I think that stones should smaller.Congratulations!

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diomedes66

3:42PM | Tue, 29 March 2005

This is a beautiful composition.. I first thought it was a photograph! Well done! V

Eori

4:33PM | Tue, 29 March 2005

Fantastic textures and colors and good composition. Excellent job! :)

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haloedrain

6:45PM | Tue, 29 March 2005

Very nice, especially the textures! The grass between the stones is a nice touch :o) There's something slightly off about the relative sizes of everything, but I can't quite pinpoint it. I think maybe the buildings are too short?

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kimariehere

2:50AM | Wed, 30 March 2005

absolutly fantastic and beautiful compo here.. !incredible work! vote!!

ISSE

10:49AM | Wed, 30 March 2005

Yes excellent

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jo3d

11:37AM | Wed, 30 March 2005

EXCELLENT ! MAGINFIQUE travail avec Blender 2.36 et tr joli rendu sous Yafray ! BRAVO ! J'adore et je ve ! V

vectra19

8:13PM | Thu, 31 March 2005

great job

thuleke

8:46PM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Whispers Street Reload: www.pixelarq.com/whispers2-pixelarq.jpg Thank for all comments.

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cadavatar

9:51PM | Thu, 31 March 2005

Your use of light is natural, the stones add interest to the scene, the walls' texture is very good. The colors you chose were creative, and breathed life into what would otherwise have been a very well done, but common approach to this type of scene. I do, however have another observation. The lamp on the left has the same broken glass as on the right, 2 trees have the same profile, 2 wooden doors on the first building are identically worn & weathered, and the (also worn) signs on the first building are identical as well. Sorry, I'm picky, but that's only because you set the standard with the rest of your work on this image.

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