First of all I love the detail you put into this. I like the monochromatic scheme but I would have used a different color. What type of program did you use to make this? How long did you work on it? It's quite impressive, I usually start doing digital work only to stop after a couple hours because I'm so impatient. Anyways, I love the tower, it's gorgeous and all your shading is done well too. There is one thing, I would have made the smaller building a brighter color. Still the same color but just...lighter because right now it kind of looks too dark and at first I thought it was like, cardboard grass or something. Anyways, it's just a thought. You did a great job! Cheers,
~Pink
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Okay, i like the backround color. I also like the design you put into the building. The detail is beautiful and the architecture is executed well. I think the surrounding city, not as much. also, as pinkshearwater said above me, the buildings could be brighter. Nice work, i never do digital stuff. I dont even have photoshop, so this is really good.
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Wow! That's brilliant. What did you use? Like Pink said, maybe vary the colour tones a bit. This seems too... dung-coloured (for lack of a better word.) Besides that, the lights on the little buildings could do with some tweaking. Because, right now, they look like the stars and it doesn't give off a good effect. Great work on the tower.
Cheers, ~Lava
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Adam- brilliant as always. =O I like how you can see the street- it gives it some added realism. I kind of like the colours- cities aren't brilliant colours, what with the smog and the light pollution and stuff. The detail is amazing. Awesome.
-Nutty
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