nhmChallenge_milan

#2

Welcome on board Milan, can’t wait to see what you have in store :slight_smile:

  • Dave.
#3

i know some of you guys are quite a bit ahead.
i undistorted the plate and started cleaning the floor.

more to come

#4

Nice to see an accurate approach, always good :slight_smile:

Don’t feel rushed by everyone else, to be honest it works out around two weeks per stage, so no rush really. The whole rabbit and tortoise story springs to mind :slight_smile:

  • Dave.
#5

sorri peoplez. i got a freakin’ eye infection and i fell back on my work as well as on this challenge. it burns looking at a screen right now. unfortunatly, i’m not even done cleaning the plate. but they gave me some i drops and i should be able to work with my eyes shut as well. i have only limited time i can spend infront of a screen, so i couldn’t look what everyone else has been up to. sure as hell am behind a lot. matt and levi are probably done by now. i’ll catch up once the white of my eye is somewhat white again and i met my other deadlines. sorri…

#6

I broke my right hand about a year ago, and that was a very frustrating (and painful) experience. I recall saying the only thing worse would have been a damaged eye(s) (considering the silly obsession we are in). Get well soon :wink:

#7

thank you, leo. am getting better…
i’m sure everybody has been doing some research
but i thought i’d share some more info:

…and http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit-us/history-architecture/architecture-tour/north-hall/ceiling-paintings/index.html

#8

Sorry to hear about your eyes! But glad to hear you’re feeling better. Eye trouble is a pain seeing as one tends to be using them constantly. Rest 'em good!

Thanks for the reference images - good stuff.

-markg

#9

Hope you’re doing better and are able to rejoin us again soon.

#10

Hey hope you are feeling better and can continue

#11

thank you mark, sónia and linda. i was better, caught up on my concept work and even found some time to work on this. unfortunatly, my eyes had a fall back and i spent a night at the hospital emergancy room. since, i have been taking antibiotics and my vision was blurry all week. but life doesn’t pause or wait for you.

however, i am not even done cleaning the plate yet. today i feel a bit better,
so i’ll try to get some’ done. thank you for your support.

#12

i cleaned up. but i’m sure people are sick of this image by now…

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#13

ahh yay you are back, feeling better I hope :slight_smile: Now get busy and bust out with something that will make us all cry ha ha

#14

the plate was a bit too hot for me, so i decided to cool it down.

#15

That’s some great reference there! Blimey I wish I’d seen that when I was doing the clean plate part…

markg

#16

as for reference, most of mine is cambodia
but i am most likely to combine the look with some yucatan.

#17

Isn’t that house in the roots great? I have that on my pc, can’t remember what I was searching for at the time but came across that pic and thought it was so cool I had to save it :slight_smile:

#18

linda - yes, agkor wat is amazing. and full with land mines around it, as i heard.

i extended a bit…

the plate is currently 3208x3008px, which is going to change soon.

#19

[right]pushing around composition at 1920x1080px

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#20

That’s tasty. Nice idea and comp. No crits here.
Am I seeing a Mayan temple pyramid in the background?

#21

I like the whole comp. Very nice approach. Different to what I would have pictured. Feels pleasing to see sky. I very much like the style for the foliage right now, and i’m sure it will only get better, keep going!!! :slight_smile: