Interesting use of retro-ness, it really makes it cool with that combined with non-retro.

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This is wonderful, the textures could use alittle bit more work, but the overall piece is great. Did you happen to model the humans aswell?

amazing that rocks!!!

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Yeah, but the rigs are terrible. XD I'm probably going to wake up in the morning and see about a million different things I should fix. I know what you mean about the textures, still getting the hang of this. I think I like concept design better, but I want to improve my understanding of the full workflow.

Oh sweet! They are rigged too! Looks like you're getting the hang of it pretty well, and i know exactly what you mean by wanting to know the full workflow. All in all, You're still one of my favorite concept artist, keep them coming .

nice plane!

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I don't know what it is, but I'm usually giving this advice to a LOT of 3d artist: don't forget hard shadows. It's nice that you get to see a lot of things, you've worked hard on it after all, but just like Uncharted *video game* things don't feel right when you don't have some harder shadows. Vray works with this beautifully to put shadows everywhere. I guess it's harder with scanline.

So that´s kinda my advice. Don't have to take it of course

Beautiful work!!

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Your extreamly talented and skilled, with a wonderful style in designs that, though 'retro' is certainly all your own, and deeply cool!
I cannot imagine how much eyestraining, finger cramping labor went into this. But it was worth it. This is awe-inspiring work.

certainly there are things to improve, always will be. I can see that your learning the lighting tools of your program as you said, so I know you'll get real good there fast enough, but this is very darn good lighting for a learning piece. and your textures are flawless as far as I can see. You used the ones that had the right color tones and matt to give this a 'Smoggy-City Repair Deck' look. I suppose you could spend another two weeks doing each gadget n wall detail with it's own texture. but why?

Your way out in the front of the crowd Amigo, I couldn't catch up with an Acme Rocket Pack! So all I can really say with surety and confidense is:

Whoa. Dude! This is AWSOME!!!