Towards the wind, Marco Rolandi (3D)

#10

Beautiful work !:thumbsup:nice idea with the heavy cloud from the top :slight_smile:

#11

Five days…five Stars :slight_smile:

Congrats…amazing render, model and lighting.
Could you post a wire?

#12

Love it. :bounce:

#13

The architectural aspect is amazing, but you really did a good job on the over all piece!

#14

Fantastic work !

#15

I dont know what to say…
5 stars from me

#16

really nice illustration,
love the mood, the colors, the lighting…

congrats!

#17

Impressive! It’s so hard to do nice landscape compositions like this… at least for me. 5 days? Man, you are faster than a bullet, and as accurate!:applause:

#18

amazing detailas, insane model, just perfect, deserve 5 stars

#19

Wow man, that is incredible. Is great to see that kind of stuff!

all those details, and just five days. just incredible.

and btw, I would really feel safe getting there, tired as hell or something, knowing that something out of this world is waiting there, or who knows. Maybe going to a party there, omg. Or maybe having a living there, having a room for your own or something. I wonder how would feel to work in one of those rooms, having your screen looking back to those huge landscapes, don’t knowing what would come some day… maybe scary, and cool.

FIVE stars :wink:

#20

Excellent work…love the atmosphere :thumbsup:

#21

Excellent!
so you won one star per day :scream:

#22

very very nice.
I just want to be there…

Great work

G.

#23

Graet image
I love the lighting and atmosfere of that place. Nice work:thumbsup:

#24

:thumbsup: :applause:

#25

I like the atmosphere!

But how did you manage it finishing this in just 5 (!!!) days??? I’d love to see your workflow … there must be a trick :wink:

#26

Great work as usual Marco!
You are a real artist.

Congratz

#27

looks amazing !
great work.

#28

simply Wonderful…as all the other pieces of yours.

The bridge is fantastic, don’t be modest there’s no lack of details, I could be an ass but I can see an excellent work when I see one. :smiley:

#29

wonderful image, you’ve managed to make the architecture look believable and the atmosphere real.