Screenshot / The Charleston Bay Skyride

07-January 24

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Gustav Goblin Offline

The
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In:Cities Fan Offline

Charleston
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AJ- Offline

stunnin
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Jappy Offline

Ooh yeah, I like this! I like this a loooooot
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RWE Offline

awesome
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alex Offline

New project? Looks awesome so far.

The contrast between the sand (I'm assuming that's what it is?) and the dark path is a tad aggressive, maybe the path could be lighter or the sand a bit darker?
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J K Offline

Love me some new Scoop work. Textures and colours are great!
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G Force Offline

Nice with scoop, this feels like a real fresh screen from you. Something we've not really seen. There's maybe a few little details that are missing (fence posts on the black chain link fence, path details) but otherwise I enjoy the vibes lot.
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posix Offline

Very nice. Has a Belle Isle vibe. Especially impressed by the strong diagonal line which rarely ever works this well.
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nin Offline

The whitewater could be smooth out a bit, feeling a bit unnatural atm. The rest however is looking great, nice colors as mentioned.
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RobDedede Offline

Agreed with nin about the white waters, but this is great overall. I love the diagonal street.
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A n d r e w Offline

Great palette and great screen but that little bit of fence where it stops being diagonal when it meets the building is really upsetting me
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Terry Inferno Offline

Really loving the hunter green foliage on the top contrasting the moss green Steve trees on the bottom. Very solid color statement to distinguish the overgrown from the decorative. Beautiful use of color throughout this scene.
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