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The Streets Of Venice (Commercial)

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  • 3Diva3Diva Posts: 11,973

    Gorgeous work, Stonemason! Your attention to detail blows me away! Amazing!

  • dawnbladedawnblade Posts: 1,723

    Beautiful! A fantasy city would be awesome too. laugh

  • StonemasonStonemason Posts: 1,223

    nope..sorry 

    JOdel said:

    Ooooooh yes.

    And we already have an interior...

    So. Do any of these doors open?

     

  • StonemasonStonemason Posts: 1,223

    Paris is certainly on the 'to do' list  

    escrandall said:

    Beautfiul, beautiful, beautiful!

    Now how about the streets of Greenwich Village in Manhattan?

     

    Amsterdam, Prague and Paris would also rate high on my list...:-)

     

  • StonemasonStonemason Posts: 1,223
    edited July 2017
    Lyoness said:

    beautiful

    and without that smell from the canals!

    it smelt fine when I was there..I did have a funny moment after using the bathroom and then wondering 'where does it go'..and then watched a youtube video that explained it went straight into the canal.

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  • StonemasonStonemason Posts: 1,223

    man thats going way back..btw,I added your Gondola to the 'you may also like',hope you get some sales out of it!

    Faveral said:

    WOW!!!! This is fantastic! So much better than the WIP you were working on a few years ago!

     

  • IceDragonArtIceDragonArt Posts: 12,759

    My debit card recently fled down the street screaming in agony but hopefully I will be able to persuade it to come home in time for this lol. Really stunning.

  • NathNath Posts: 2,941

    *pats GC balance on the back*

    I'm ready for this...

  • alexhcowleyalexhcowley Posts: 2,403
    dawnblade said:

    Beautiful! A fantasy city would be awesome too. laugh

    An excellent idea!  How about one modelled on Cate  Blanchett's domicile in Peter Jackson's Tolkien adaptations?

    Cheers,

    Alex.

  • Former DAZ CustomerFormer DAZ Customer Posts: 167

    Looks amazing!

  • NathNath Posts: 2,941
    alexhcowley said:
    dawnblade said:

    Beautiful! A fantasy city would be awesome too. laugh

    An excellent idea!  How about one modelled on Cate  Blanchett's domicile in Peter Jackson's Tolkien adaptations?

    Cheers,

    Alex.

    Or Hugo Weaving's...

  • ProtozoonProtozoon Posts: 554

    Now this is really... Btw, I popped the big question in that city 10ish years ago. A must have set.

  • ArtisanSArtisanS Posts: 209

    I've been to Venice and this brings back memories. I wonder what you would make of the Amsterdam canals.......sort of like home.....

    Great work Stonemason, as usuall!

    Greets, ArtisanS.....

  • LeanaLeana Posts: 12,758
    ArtisanS said:

    I've been to Venice and this brings back memories.

    Same here :)

    Awesome work (as usual), can't wait to see this in the store.

    I'd definitely like to see Paris and other European cities, but I really like the fantasy city idea too.

  • cherpenbeckcherpenbeck Posts: 1,416

    @ArtisanS : Actually Amsterdam already exists in DAZ, and not bad: https://www.daz3d.com/canal-street, even close-up (and never mind the hair, somehow I used a wrong shader, I think).

    But these Venice pictures are a different quality.

     

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  • Mighty MysterioMighty Mysterio Posts: 419

    Is this Iray only?

  • GreymomGreymom Posts: 1,139
    Stonemason said:

    Paris is certainly on the 'to do' list  

    escrandall said:

    Beautfiul, beautiful, beautiful!

    Now how about the streets of Greenwich Village in Manhattan?

     

    Amsterdam, Prague and Paris would also rate high on my list...:-)

     

    Paris!  Yes!

  • GreymomGreymom Posts: 1,139

    This is an awesome set!   A must-have for me!

  • StratDragonStratDragon Posts: 3,273

    That is astonishing! The modeling is not only mind blowing you managed to get the texture of the water exactly how it looks in real life; I can almost smell it.

    Never go to Venice in July.

  • FaveralFaveral Posts: 416
    Stonemason said:

    man thats going way back..btw,I added your Gondola to the 'you may also like',hope you get some sales out of it!

    Faveral said:

    WOW!!!! This is fantastic! So much better than the WIP you were working on a few years ago!

     

    THank you!!! :)

  • Roberto MeloRoberto Melo Posts: 496

    Stonemason, The Best!! Congratulations my Friend!! :)

  • SpottedKittySpottedKitty Posts: 7,232

    Looks great! Now if I could only figure out Iray materials for Faveral's oldie-but-goodie Gondola, we could have James Bond zooming about in the canals... 

  • pwalters58pwalters58 Posts: 72

    Wow - that will be a must buy item.

  • FaveralFaveral Posts: 416

    @spottedkitty: I'll have to update it :)

  • SpottedKittySpottedKitty Posts: 7,232
    Faveral said:

    @spottedkitty: I'll have to update it :)

    <squee!!!> Thanks!

  • Marley99Marley99 Posts: 42

    This looks absolutely amazing. I love your attention to detail. I can't wait to see what you do with Paris.

    I would love to see other European cities as well or The French Quarter in New Orleans.

  • alexhcowleyalexhcowley Posts: 2,403

    Bought and downloaded.  The manual installer is 545 mb, which unzips into 645 mb!  You certainly get your money's worth with Stefan. And yes, there is a .OBJ installer, as well.

    Cheers,

    Alex.

  • alexhcowleyalexhcowley Posts: 2,403
    AMarley said:

    This looks absolutely amazing. I love your attention to detail. I can't wait to see what you do with Paris.

    I would love to see other European cities as well or The French Quarter in New Orleans.

    The French quarter of New Orleans sounds like an  excellent idea but any historical city would go down well with me.

    Cheers,

    Alex.

  • StonemasonStonemason Posts: 1,223

    I've had a lot of requests for a French quarter of New Orleans..maybe one day,

  • NathNath Posts: 2,941

    If you need more work;-) ..another suggestion: York. It has some gorgeous medieval streets (not just The Shambles).

     

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