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Thanks for the support friends. While some advances in the area of the cemetery. The photos are not the best but the idea was to show a little
so far. There are still many details to work more to adjust the way add details here and there a small fallen branch to go to give life and volume.
We also evaluate the amount of crosses and headstones elements that have the industry and its distribution.
From here take the opportunity to thank Yago Alonso's patience and willingness to the project.
I also sleep a nap under the tree. LOL
Thanks for watch.
Thanks for the support friends during my vacation I traveled groves and trees in general looked and confirm
something that was already feeling. That the tree is not served. Reasons. I had the trunk texture.
The branches were L lying in the trunk and had no logical path.
Coming back from them and get more material after it apart and recreate it again texturice all its major branches.
Climbed the tree trunk is 50 cm x about 7 meters high. Well all these questions have led me to this point.
Over the table.
Whit other elements in the sector.
I think now the tree has more prescence and a certain tension in their branches. Sumaré cluster then some more,
but once mounted to the ground to touch a bit more than any other sector. Thanks for watch
Thanks friends. While some advances in the last few weeks. Headstones. All mode created home made.
The grid already in place and the tombstones presented. There is still much work at the wall color and add in
various sectors vines that wrap the pillars and bars. With respect to the grating and its color. Look for many cemetery
gates until I found an old gate of a cemetery in Valencia Spain that was the tone and with much chipping of rust.
Convinced me at first because I can break the range of gray in the scene. Link to the reference.
Some views. The headstone that has vines that will place back the closer to the fence to justify the vine in it and cover it partially
with its back to no appeal.
One more time all together.
Thanks for watch.
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