@ Cowabanga:

Thanks

@ lostclimate:

The composition aspect was actually one of my restrictions since I used alot of reference material to compose both scenes.
I can understand your pov about the structure though, thanks for indicating

@ DC9:

The sides can be optimsised indeed but it's due to the reference material that I encountered restrictions. But I'll keep this in mind.

About the tire marks, the thickness of the texture is actually based upon the tire pattern of a garbage truck which I used as a reference for that. I used this type of vehicle because it needs to pick up the nearby container
Off course, if you don't know the storyboard behind the scene then I can comphrehense your tought.



I recorded it with window size 768x576 because the render process of the animation itself is a slow feature. I could have done it on a much larger resolution but that would have drasticly affected the file size.
But thank you for your appreciation, this makes my effort rise in value

@ Blade:

Looking back at both scenes, I agree with you.
Maybe that is the only aspect that really conflicts with the urban-city style thus good noticing there ^^

Cheers

Frazzle

I like the pictures!

I won't download the scenes at this point, but a little small-model details would not harm the scene.

Adding trashcans, papers, dust-stamps and most importantly, nature (nothing stays alive unless there are trees or bushes around ;))

Thanks for your input



Trashcans and bushes are most certainly present, maybe that wasn't clear when looking at the screens but the video makes those props clear in the scene. Qua dust stamps, I can understand your point, the roads are too clean indeed ^^

Cheers

Frazzle

That looks really good frazzle, nice job.

Thanks for the kind words Glenn (this time I'm right)

Cheers

Frazzle

The models really look great, can you tell me if you used a tutorial (if yes, which one) or did you learn to create them by learning by doing?

I rather learned it by just doing and looking close to my reference material.
The experience and knowledge is something I gained from alot of trial and error (which is still one of the best ways to learn anything)

Cheers

Frazzle