Screenshot / Entrance to Emerald Gardens

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  Mattk48 Offline

  I actually like this. Its just very simple, you have lots of room to add stuff. For example where do you buy tickets. Its a okay feel right now, but another colour in there probably wouldnt hurt. It has a classic feel

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  sneakyfrankie94 Offline

  It's pretty and aesthetically pleasing, but there's so much green. maybe green roofing isn't the best idea. and as far as the park entrance goes, I'd probably make my own ontop of an invisible one rather than use the default wonderland entrance

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  spacek531 Offline

  I'm a large fan of NCSO, so the screen pleasing to the eye, but it's just so close.

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  G Force Offline

  Probably would look better without the green path, blends in a bit too much with the surroundings for my taste.

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  nin Offline

  There's always something cool about those large, overly done ncso fountains.

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  Liampie Offline

  I think the green path actually works for now, but if it will work in the future depends on what approach you're taking with the rest of the park.

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  Kosherboy35 Offline

  Thanks Guys! the park is dedicated to Mother Earth and I have Mainly green and brown as the colors. Ill be making a Blue/purple, Red/orange, and Yellow/mixed colored Parks as well. Just random ideas thank you all for being honest and helpful! 

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  Sunscreemer Offline

  The lots of green approach could actually work really well if you make the park about blending things into the landscape. I actually really like the idea - have used it myself in places in the past.

   

  The beauty of it if you get it right is it's like a forest - the colours are repeated but with subtle variations and an overall harmony that results out of the limited palette where everything works as one entity.

   

  Not easy because you need to find how to get the harmony without being too samey and finding where it needs breaking up, get it wrong and it could be boring, but don't be afraid to start with the limited natural colours first then change things later if needs be.

   

  The white works well here for breaking up the green, the entrances maybe clash a bit but I think I still like them, perhaps worth keeping. I'd lose the big, plain green walls down the sides though as they do not look right somehow..

   

  Looking forward to seeing more. I've capped the rating as it's part of a project, on a standalone basis it's better than that.

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