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Well i'm workign on a new picture... it's turning out quite nicely I think...
You see.. I'm thinking.. the big comic won't work out yet, the "Soundless" comic.. I'm not scrapping the idea.. however I think i'mma start out with a smaller idea right now
Dulnair gave me that idea
Again i'm not scrapping the idea but I'mma try to do something else
This city was one of the most eco friendly cities in the world called Solstice when, ironicly.. it was destroyed by and earthquake <.<
more to a story I promise ^^ but i've been trying to practice city scapes! hehe hope ya all like it so far
You see.. I'm thinking.. the big comic won't work out yet, the "Soundless" comic.. I'm not scrapping the idea.. however I think i'mma start out with a smaller idea right now
Dulnair gave me that ideaAgain i'm not scrapping the idea but I'mma try to do something else
This city was one of the most eco friendly cities in the world called Solstice when, ironicly.. it was destroyed by and earthquake <.<
more to a story I promise ^^ but i've been trying to practice city scapes! hehe hope ya all like it so far
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There should be more rigidity to objects. The metal parts seem to flex infinitely along their length, but they should only flex at certain stress points.
Oh, and the second building from the left appears to bend to the right, and then to the left. In most scenarios this would've caused the building to collapse completely ;p
And your elevated rail parts appear to gain size as they extend to the severed end. They should remain the same width.
Anyway, keep up cityscapes. They're fun. I haven't done one in aaaaages. :3
Oh, and the second building from the left appears to bend to the right, and then to the left. In most scenarios this would've caused the building to collapse completely ;p
And your elevated rail parts appear to gain size as they extend to the severed end. They should remain the same width.
Anyway, keep up cityscapes. They're fun. I haven't done one in aaaaages. :3
Why thank you for the impute :D muchly apperated heheh though I must tell you this started out as a doodle and you're not completely right about the tilting building the building could completey fall over and still remained intact, i you look up on google the Taiwan earthquake, you'll see a building as if it just fell to the side liek a toy!
Lol and I've notice that about the tram except it didn't look to good, to me it didn't take up enough space and to me it look wakward so I did that... but you are correct!
Also, it's still a WIP but you are right, I should add more rigidity to the object... in any exact points?
Lol and I've notice that about the tram except it didn't look to good, to me it didn't take up enough space and to me it look wakward so I did that... but you are correct!
Also, it's still a WIP but you are right, I should add more rigidity to the object... in any exact points?
Sorry, I wasn't thinking about the building bending in multiple spots. What I mean is it'd show signs like the glass breaking along the bend points, all the way across.
As for rigidity... everything that's solid should be more rigid, bending in certain points only. Unless it's during the earthquake... since large pieces of metal usually bend fluidly under extreme stress.
What I'm saying is... ) should be >. If that makes sense. xD
As for rigidity... everything that's solid should be more rigid, bending in certain points only. Unless it's during the earthquake... since large pieces of metal usually bend fluidly under extreme stress.
What I'm saying is... ) should be >. If that makes sense. xD
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