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Published: 2008-05-20 03:35:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 19101; Favourites: 961; Downloads: 333
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Hello.....This came about because I saw this interesting twisting stair recently and thought it would be fun to try and recreate it. The stair, trees, terrain, and temple were all modeled in Silo.
I also wanted to play with shadows and I really like the way they turned out....
Hope you like it!
By the way, the temples name is pronounced Yal-sju-hi (the sj sound is similar to the second G in garage)....
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Comments: 136
Oh why thank you!.....
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Great work! Love the organic feel and the grass. Very nice combination and transition between grass/moss and low lying plants.
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Beautiful work. Congratulations to the DD.
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No problem. YouΒ΄re always very welcome!
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Reminds me of some old forgotten crumbly place full of something rich.
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Thanks so much....someday I'll write a little story to accompany the image....
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Why, thank you very much!
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Very impressive work. The depth of vision is well placed. You can really tell the steps flow properly as if you were looking at a real photo of a shrine entrance.
The shadowing is equally well placed and fall beautifully across the pathway.
*stares at the clouds* .............................. quq .................. they are pretty. They are like wispy little fluff balls of happiness.
The trees, and grass are expertly detailed, looking at them can make you feel like you're really there.
Now, as no artist can improve if showered with only nice things, I will leave you with one critique: The building, while detailed somewhat, with flowers and such, could be more coloured, it seems a little plain. This could be your point, if so, I have nothing else to say.
Overall, an impressive picture, Good job.
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Thanks for both the comments and critique....the shadowing on the steps was actually a last minute idea, and I'm so glad I did it....
The shrine is intended to be rather plain, but I do think it could use some more normal wear and tear to be more realistic, especially on the roof....
Thanks again!
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holy damn i thought this was real for a second
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Those are the kinds of compliments I love to hear....thank you!
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ya no problem it's frickin unbelievable.
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I can't think of the proper term to describe how neat this is.
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I think 'neat' is good enough!
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How are you pronouncing garage? The English way, the American way or the French way?
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The American way, I guess....though I think of that sound being a distinctly French sound.....like a vibrating 'sh'....
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the French do a sort of J sound, but the A before it is softer than the Americans use. I like the way the French say it, it makes it sound homely and peaceful, rather than the car's kennel where you keep the dirty oils and power tools.
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For my purposes I was simply focusing on the sound of the G itself.....
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I would have gone for jelly personally because they're both Js.
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If you can find it the rents pretty cheap....sadly, no utilities and absolutely no wi-fi....
Thanks again!
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I would be absoilutely fine with that. (; Only thing is that I don't think I could get away from school quite yet
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I thought... this was an actually place like a photo
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This is so awesome
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This is a great addition to your gallery, I love the stairs and the tree roots, beautifully done!
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I almost gave up on the stairs when I first started modeling this....very glad I did not!
Thanks again!
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