Screenshot / Royal Table Eatery

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  • Stoksy%s's Photo

    Seems RCTC has helped keep this park in the works, which needs a big thumbs up.

     

    Can't think of any critique, simplistic yet wonderfully put together. Although I'm a sucker for diagonals, it would lose the nostalgic aspect if you added them. One possible addition might be underwater rockwork/foliage (but often that's something which is only relevant for making a screen better rather than the park as a whole).

  • G Force%s's Photo

    Did artist make this?  Reminds me a lot of IoE.

     

    Anyways, love the progress, the simplistic color choices really adds to the classic feel.

  • ][ntamin22%s's Photo

    Maybe a bit overload on the grey; it's turning things into a bit of a jumble.  Same color for paths + roofs isn't serving you well here.  Love the scale of things and the atmosphere - I'd love to see some additional detail put into the footbridge and dock.  Some pilings, dockside crane, crates...

  • BlazingEmpireHD%s's Photo
    I like this so far! Excited to see the end result!
  • mintliqueur%s's Photo

    Shit, this is good. But I agree with ][ about all the grey, maybe some more details in a contrasting colour would do good? Not bothered by same colour for path/roof though, I think it ties the different elements of the screen together in a nice way. 

  • Jappy%s's Photo

    Not much to say apart from the fact that I love it. Great job! May I suggest using brown for the flat roofs?

  • alex%s's Photo

    Very beautiful. I'd smooth out the jagged edges underwater, they stand out quite a bit atm.

  • That Guy%s's Photo

    Just goes to show how beautiful simplicity can be. Always blown away by your work, Steve.

  • trav%s's Photo

    I think this is the first screen that I've ever bought into the Steve screen hype. Always thought your work was good but not incredible, but I love this so much. So atmospheric.

  • CoasterCreator9%s's Photo

    Very atmospheric indeed; love it!

     

    I actually don't mind the gray in this case. The foliage and green space makes up for it very nicely.

  • Fisch%s's Photo

    Nice foliage. I think one thing that would instantly make this much better/cleaner would be the use of path blocks and the addition of diagonal paths for the curves. Aside of that it's great in my opinion.

  • Fisch%s's Photo

    But then again I guess the path blocks wouldn't fit the "nostalgic project" topic, so scrap that. :p

  • Steve%s's Photo

    Seems RCTC has helped keep this park in the works, which needs a big thumbs up.
     
    Can't think of any critique, simplistic yet wonderfully put together. Although I'm a sucker for diagonals, it would lose the nostalgic aspect if you added them. One possible addition might be underwater rockwork/foliage (but often that's something which is only relevant for making a screen better rather than the park as a whole).

    Without RCTC this park would never have gotten to where it is today. I still think it's an incredibly underrated tool. If it had the capabilities Open has, the park might've been done by now.

    [ntamin22' timestamp='1488511208' post='717201']
    Maybe a bit overload on the grey; it's turning things into a bit of a jumble.  Same color for paths + roofs isn't serving you well here.  Love the scale of things and the atmosphere - I'd love to see some additional detail put into the footbridge and dock.  Some pilings, dockside crane, crates...

    All great suggestions. The path is something I still struggle with and will probably play around with. Thanks man.

    Thanks everyone else for the kind words. Definitely motivates me to get this thing done!
  • Angroc%s's Photo

    This is friggin great. Love the little inlet.

  • Julow%s's Photo

    Stunning, nothing else to add! ♥

  • posix%s's Photo

    Your work is so beautifully organic. Looking is like eating a super expensive gourmet chocolate. Will always love it.

     

    I agree the path is a bit funny. Not the colour, more the contrast with the brown, and its boxy layout.

  • robbie92%s's Photo

    I wouldn't mind some touches of additional color in the foliage, like some light pink flowers to represent water lilies or maybe yellow like goldenrod. The screen just needs a pop of subtle color somewhere for me. The composition of the little creek, though, is amazing, and instantly takes me to lake regions I'm familiar with.

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