I like it... the phantom looking out the window (upper right) is my favorite element. The pavement might be a tad shiny, but it is NPR, and the reflection does look better than plain concrete I guess...

Nothing worthy of a crit here... just a simple scene for your momentary diversion. When my own critiques of my work get under, say, ten pages long I'll feel better about seeking more learned input from you fine folks. Until then, I figured I'd better start posting some stuff or else quit commenting on others'. So here's my first foray into MLT... SU+KT+PS.

If someone knows what SketchUp, poker and The Who have in common you're wiser than I.

@andyc said:

FWIW, your people aren't that far off the mark...

Yeah I hope my comment wasn't taken as a crit... I just liked the expression on the face of the woman you chose. I think the people look almost NPR stylized-ish and I dig it a lot.

Welcome and wow... fantastic tank! I'm a little new to suggest this but that looks like a good 'render this' subject. I'd love to see this bad boy rendered in some scenery (done by those more talented than I ).

Great shots... love the lighting and composition choices. The woman in that last shot looks either tipsy and/or incredibly bored with her date

Veeeeery nice. A+ on the sound effects too. I'd swear my allergies kicked in while watching it, but that's a compliment!

@cotty said:

(without glare is my favourite)

Me too. Nice indeed! I like that you reflected each lamp in a mirror or window, because frankly I'm weird and I appreciate that stuff.

Sweeeet.... I can hear the 60 cycle hum! Makes me want to model a tube pre-amp...

Great work as usual Cotty... you never cease to impress.

Dig the pics! I can't say I'm qualified to give a critique necessarily, but some of the colors/textures do look a little flat at first glance to me. Some kind of bump on the roof in the second pic, maybe a better material for the grass... and small details like chimneys, fire hydrants and street signs could boost the realism even more.