A bus shelter for a tropical city (wip)
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Thanks to Tom for the trees
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Good stuff, i particularly like the first and second images, they mak the bus shelter look pretty cool.
Some of the later images lack focus though, sometimes seems as if you tend to look more at the trees/surrounding than at the bus shelter itself.
Good choice of colour scheme, btw.
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They are pretty good trees, are they components or ps'ed in?
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you're right, Remus. the trees are so pretty that i probably forgot my initial objective
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They are components. Only a Tom's tree, repeated. And shadows and fog.
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Marcos, I love these images (the trees are ok I guess :`), the bold color punch is amazing!!! But I like the ones with less better...only because, in the first three and the later one, the color of the trees doesn't compliment the color of your shelter (at all IMO, sorry). I'm lousy at color, so take this comment for what it is worth, but I think a slight adjustment would sent these images out of this world!
My best and lots more, please, Tom.
BTW...what's the chopped down tree logo on the back?
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thank you for the comment, Tom. it's very generous.
@tomsdesk said:
BTW...what's the chopped down tree logo on the back?
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before i did some attempts with blackwatercolor style (by Dave R). but i dont know… i like both, btw.
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Really great job!
I particularly like the yellow wireframe images. How did you achieve those, if you don't mind me asking? -
Thank you, Jon.
For the wireframe it's just a hidden line option (face style). Turn the sky off and the rest is your choice for a color background.
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very nice work! Keep it up, impressive.
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Really nice design and presentation.
Wouldn't trees in a tropical location be green, though? -
Thank you, Daniel.
@daniel said:
Wouldn't trees in a tropical location be green, though?
And the sky should be blue...
Not necessarily. 'Green' is the image generally associated with amazonian region and the representation more traditional of the tropical areas. The trees in my city (a seafront) have small variations of color and volume along the year.
BTW the intention here isn't to be photorealistic.
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nice presentation!
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