OGR-What If Metropolis 25.11.2019


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  1. Simon Holland 7429 November 2019 at 01:10

    Hi Jenn,

    A solid OGR and a good kicking off point for working digitally.

    I think that if you get the texturing and lighting spot on then you are going to end up with a beautifully realised world. You probably need to do a bit more tidying up of your orthos, the drawing is fine but they should be on separate sheets to avoid confusion in Maya (If you comped them together for the presentation ignore that :))

    Looking forward to seeing how you realise those windows because they bare going to be an important part of your scene.

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