Some Medieval stuff

[jo-ke]

and here's my seemless trambumpmap:

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[xrok1]

thankyou to both of you.

[simon le bon]

Dear Gaieus,

I have looked these two scenes in plain size for a while and I am charmed. I don't know why: the subtle melting of schematic and realistic drawing, the light, the richness of details, woodpile, clayed cart, calfs.., they smell the life itself. I can easily walk by mind into them , work and meet some neighbours
I love the care you made them as the modesty of their purpose.

To see you helping everybody in the forums, we forget you're a real painter/drawing man.. hat down(chapeau bas!)

*simon

[Gaieus]

Thanks for the nice words Simon (although I don't really think I deserve them...) All I did was to put a bunch of stuff in there so the scenes do not look too empty.

[pilou]

Do you know this guy?
They are thousand of images!
Click and enjoy the visit!
And when you finish go to the root and explore another one

[Gaieus]

Cool inks, Pilou - especially like the stuff under the first one!

[Rich O Brien]

Very impressive modelling and texturing. Reminds of artsymedia's medieval builds. The bumps and weathering tips are pure gold

@pilou

That last link was amazing. What modelling software is used? I couldn't see any info. But the level of detail was beautiful!

[pilou]

This guy use Maya and had during a long time a very "small" computer!
Now that is more easy with celibrity and works accomplished
Ps He made that during his free time : he is professional modeler
The crazzy thing is also the documentation!

[simon le bon]

@gaieus said:

(...) All I did was to put a bunch of stuff in there so the scenes do not look too empty.

As a painter who "only" put a bunch of colors on the canvas isn't it ?.
Albert Robida's drawings (Pilou's link) are very impressive, but life is in yours. Sorry for your modesty but I don't subtract one word

++simon

[Gaieus]

Yes, you can put it that way, too, Simon. Or just scuplt the "surplus" off a statue...