Hi,

This is something I've recently made to enhance my modeling skills.
My goal was to create a street scene that fits into an urban city style. This means, city-like props, structures and textures.

Most of the textures are hand painted (PS CS) and the models were developed using 3ds Max.

Screens:













Videos:

Mind that the video is made with a feature in Max itself. The animation for the scene is set up in 200 frames and rendered at 15 frames per second.
It's basically a 'hard' way to record animation because it takes about 10 minutes to produce the video. I did this for ensuring video quality but the draw back is the video length

Scene 01
Scene 02

Btw, an interesting question for you guys would be to guess the average amount of polies for both scenes. I'm curious for your thoughts
Enjoy, all feedback is welcome


Cheers

Frazzle

i allway hate posts with no screenshots ^^

they look awesome. really nice work

Thanks for your comments so far.

@ DoC:

I can understand your pov since an image says more than a 1000 words. Thus I edited my initial post with screenies.
One question though, did you actually viewed the videos? If so, I would appriciate some feedback on that as well

@ cerberi_croman:

Thank you for your kind words, I inputted alot of effort into handmaking almost everything so getting a positive feedback as result is always nice ^^

Cheers

Frazzle

I dont mean that i think your work is bad no.. i only dont like post without screenshots and im quite happy that you change it ;-)

I know that you didn't ment it like that, that's why I added the screens
But I still don't know your 'two cents' about those 2 scenes ^^

Thanks in progress

Frazzle

That's the best street scene i ever see! Good work Frazzle!

looks nice, although the sides of the buildings could use a little more composition. Flat 1 textured buildings become very uninteresting, and to be honest they clash with the very nicely detailed fronts of the building.

Hi frazzle.

I agree with lostclimate. The sides lack detail. The rest of the modeling definitely sets the urban atmosphere that was the objective. The tire marks on the road look a little too wide.

As far as the medium, I liked the video presentation for the models. Although the format was small on my screen, this is a nice way to visualize the models in a flowing environment.

cheers,

I think the roads are too clean