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Dock of the Bay
Mmm, what to say. I was listening to some songs the other day and this scene was the result of one of the songs. This is a bit cartoonish, but I had to take a break from creating those interior scenes. I used "Regular AA" and I have to say, some of the textures looked much better before I used the AA, but I had to take a sacrifice there.
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. Goodness, there's always so much to look at in your scenes and everytime you go away then come back to have another look, there seems to be something new. You know it almost reminds me of a jigsaw I've seen somewhere - and it's the sort of thing that would be good to make into one if you knew how. Must say I really like it!
Yes, I can hear the music! Very good. The only thing I would suggest is that you never use the default Bryce sky again for the rest of your natural and unnatural Brycing life! The weather implied by this cloudy sky totally flies in the face of the sunny mood set by the title, if I remember correctly. As always, there is no shortage of information for the eye to process. Very nice!
Well, actually, this scene only took 2 days to complete. The song is "Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding from the 60's or 70's. It's one of my old favs.
Complex indeed. These scenes must take awhile to put together. It reminds me of the Wheres Waldo images. Every time I look at these scenes of yours I see something new. Great work! I'm curious though, what song inspired this?
Dear me, Rebel, you know what I'm going to say! A real Rebel. This is your style. A mix of cartoon and reality, very busy, very charming. Nobody can say you're lazy. There's quite a number of objects. I like it and the water is really good.
Wow. Very complex scene. Must have taken you a long time to place everything. Overall I think this is a very nice scene.