Screenshot / Sanctuary

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  Comment System Offline

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  posted 1 year ago

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  dr dirt Offline

  There's been worse screens on this site.  Some unorthodox object choices but I think you're building a nice environment here.

  posted 1 year ago

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  OddmentsAlchemyLab Offline

  I like the use of the Matterhorn walls. In a desert environment, there's room for sheer cliff faces like these (see Death Valley/Last Chance Ridge for example). I'd lean into that a bit more. The snow makes it an icy oasis - a welcome cool area in the scorching heat. Subjectively, I am not a fan of the brown/grey rock piles or the "soft serve poop-rocks". I do like the organic feel of the area overall. It has a transition-feel, a place to escape the heat, wring the last of the energy out of the little ones, and maybe catch a nap or meal before hitting night rides.

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  ottersalad Offline

  This is interesting. The experimental rockwork and overall setting you are creating is intriguing. The massive boring shoebox buildings less so.
  
  The rockwork you have is chaotic. Perhaps more chaos in shapes for your buildings? To me, this is screaming out for some classic 2x2ism

  posted 1 year ago

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  Jaguar Offline

  I agree with otter about the 2x2ism... the Spanish themed objects were practically made for that.
  
  As for the rockwork... the jagged landtile rocks is a tried and true method. And, matterhorn objects can kind of work when used correctly. But using both? I'd pick one or the other.

  posted 1 year ago

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