Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Work continues on the alleyway

Greetings everyone,
Rooftops and chimneys are added and this alley is starting to take on a life of its own. Here are some current shots.

































22 comments:

  1. Fantastic modeling with just the right amount of your signature 'light' placed in the just right spots, Cap'n.

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  2. Excellent! It reminds me of the Les Misérables set in a way.

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  3. Impressive as always, Richard. That shot of the darkened alleyway makes me feel like I'm there and constantly looking over my shoulder to see if someone is following to waylay me.

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    1. Thank you Dean, I'm trying to find some miniature rats to overrun the street, but not having any luck

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  4. Splendid, once again...I love your beautiful, inspired and detailed work!

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  5. In some of those shots, I had to keep reminding myself that it was a model - outstanding work Captain!

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  6. AMAZING !
    One question:
    How did you do the stones?
    Painted?

    IMPRESSIVE!

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    1. Lord Gordon...the brick is actually paper off the computer. If you go to images of ancient brick on your computer you will see thousands of different choices of brick walls to choose from. I picked one that looks very busy and dimensional. The actual size of the paper brick is 3 inches by 3 inches so you see it takes alot of cutting and pasting. In some places I added a second layer on to the first and feathered in with spackling compound to give the look more depth.

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    2. Thats a good idea...i will look about it.
      Thank you very much, Captain !

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  7. Genial. De un realismo increíble.

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  8. Good morning, Captain.
    I did not want to make the first comment, and now, already be too late.
    Great job once again.
    In addition, the camera, the multi-image angle seems like bein 'on the street,
    only meet some another travellers missing ...

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  9. This is looking grrrrreat.

    Thank you for posting the tutorial.

    Tony

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