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Gus R
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This is almost becoming a series of mine. Design is from 1921.
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Bryan K
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Lovely as always!
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Mike Amos @Gus R
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Perfect.
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Gus R @Mike Amos
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@Mike-Amos Thanks Bryan and Mike. This one is one of my favorite.
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@Gus-R That first shot is a winner for me. Especially the transition from shaded area. Cinematic vibes
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Mike Amos @Rich O Brien
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Reminds me of the NPR renders of a member from some time ago. They were special too.

These renders always make me smile.
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