You can go into architectural visualization. In any of the fields, developing your art technique and studying are key. But I think, like "CAD", 3D modeling is a tool for something bigger you will do. Maybe you will be a creative person like John Lasseter, or maybe you will be an architect or engineer. It has to be MORE than just doing the technical or fun stuff, or you may end up just a CAD jockey with wings. Find your passion to use your skills on. but...VERY cool work here. I look forward to seeing more! Thanks for posting! Peter

Thanks! I'm not completely sure if I'm gonna paint these ones or make them in Maya then texture there. This is purely concept right now. I'm totally excited about the abilities we get from the static meshes in Unreal it'll let us run something like this with total ease. A further update. Though not shown in the picture this model is on a purvama or a floating island. This structure is right on the edge of the island and the water is pouring off the edge. Still a lot I want to change and add but this is a lot better then the first picture as I look back. Any ideas for the bridges to the right and left that go over the water would be really nice, I always have trouble with them. [image: untitled0-1.png] Thanks!