Santo-Volto Church, Turin, Italy
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y'know, for a church, that's pretty cool looking.
great modeling, julius. -
As igor said, thats a pretty sweet looking church, good job on keeping the file size down as well, im useless at that.
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Thanks!
Actually there's a bit of an argument between those who say it's great looking and those who say it's a crap. -
well, I can understand both sides
Julius, you know how to "component" things - a wonderfully clean model!
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almost all the skills i have (they are not that much), i learned them from you guys here at SCF!
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I don't like the church. It's ugly.
Well, I mean, your model is well done, but I don't like the building at all.
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i uploaded a new version of the model including the surrounding buildings.
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Hi guys,
I NEED YOU!
my model was not accepted for the '3D Buildings' layer.
here you can find the reveiw.
it seems that my model was not accepted for a Z-fighting issue. so i checked out my model but i couldn't find it. could you help me in finding it?
see the model at the 3d warehouseThanks a lot in advance!!!
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I found a bit:
and a close up:
Theyre pretty choosy those 3d warehouse people.
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you're really sharp-eyed! thanks!
@remus said:
Theyre pretty choosy those 3d warehouse people.
i was about to say that
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Hi Julius
Nice work
Are you from Turin?Bye bye - Ciao
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@maverick83 said:
Hi Julius
Nice work
Are you from Turin?Bye bye - Ciao
no, but i've been there many times.
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hi,
here are some images done using photoshop. it would be great if you could tell me which oe you prefer;Sketchy Airbrush:
Sketchy Lines Round Endpoints:
Both:
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Of the 3 id go for the 1st one, i find the linework a it overpowering in the second 2.
Overall i tihnk the linework could do with being toned down a bit, good use of colours though, very subtle.
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