haha that's a really funny concet you have there!

Maybe you caould work with more models, it would make the texturing of those rotated parts much more easy.

I might with the pipes and the water tower. I'm just roughing it out with geometry first.

Here's the hotel's neighbor. This will be a place that sells sundries(books, magazines, newspapers, etc) and has living space above. It's basically finished except for possible some minor tweaks. The hotel will need some windows on the side, but that'll have to wait until I redo the interior. It's also a little block heavy, so I'll probably cut some corners.

I like your geometry-style! Very good.

Cant wait to see it all textured!!

Well, my texture person is going to start picking at the hotel on Wednesday, so I'm anxious to see it, too.

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Thanks. It has actually changed quite a bit. Old timers will remember older screens with a more abstract style. I've kind of combined it with a more realistic one, and I like it better for what I'm trying to do. Perhaps the pure abstract one will return for something a bit more cartoony.....

My texture person is on the job. I'm kind of anxious now. There hasn't been this much progress in a while..I've been stuck scripting for a year it seems. Here it is in context. Other than the two main buildings, the rest hasn't even been touched, yet. The streets and sidewalks are pretty much set in stone, though. The camera isn't final, and of course this is only a shot from WED. It'll be a nighttime scene and snowing(most likely). There's still a ton of detail to add like clutter, signs, ducts, pipes, wires, clothslines, cars, steam, etc.

Ooooooh fancy fancy

I've finally found a new story to develop for one of the episodes. It will be rather personal, so I hope I can finish it. I still need to redo/tweak the old, original gangster story that has existed for years, and I'll need one more plot. Anyway, I require music when I write, and I finally found something that keeps me typing, and also fits the mood of the title. It's the instrumental score to Donnie Darko, and so far it has helped quite a bit.

You are not authorized to view this page... that doesnt look good. Is it from my net provider?