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ArtStation - Japanese Alleyway Full 3D CGI - Maya & V-Ray, Steffen Hampel Mc Escher Stairs, Japanese Alleyway, Escher Stairs, Game Level Design, Polygon Modeling, Photorealistic Rendering, Model City, 3d Modeling Tutorial, Mc Escher

Tutorial: https://www.wingfox.com/c/8342 For this image I tried to achieve photorealism. If you have any questions feel free to ask :) Truck model by hum3d, human models are photoscans from renderpeople.com & axyz-design.com Special thanks to Sajeel for the awesome feedback!

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Japanese Alleyway, Alleyway Aesthetic, Stylized Environment, Japanese Restaurant Design, City Shoot, Rain Photo, Cyberpunk City, Home Building Design, Animation Background

I finally finished my last environment :'D I made this one to test myself and to stop doing pure stylized/cartoon things. I ended up saturating the colors (not realistic, I know) and exagerating a bit some assets, but in the end I think I archieved the goal and found a balance. I also tried to optimize some things like make more modular pieces, learned about vertex painting and made some materials in substance with a more realistic approach. It took me about a month and a half to…

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Makeru ga kachi (負けるが勝ち) Translation: To lose means to win. This is one of the hardest of all Japanese sayings for Westerners to understand, but its meaning is quite simple: don’t compete over foolish matters. Sometimes, just staying away from a conflict is much smarter. Walking away from a competition or challenge can be the better decision.  On May 31st our big online shop will be launched. We are all very happy that this journey has reached its destination in the heart of Ginza, Tokyo. We hav Sejarah Kuno, Monte Fuji, Fotografi Kota, Japan Street, Japan Photography, Japon Illustration, Japan Aesthetic, Aesthetic Japan, Japanese Architecture

Makeru ga kachi (負けるが勝ち) Translation: To lose means to win. This is one of the hardest of all Japanese sayings for Westerners to understand, but its meaning is quite simple: don’t compete over foolish matters. Sometimes, just staying away from a conflict is much smarter. Walking away from a competition or challenge can be the better decision. On May 31st our big online shop will be launched. We are all very happy that this journey has reached its destination in the heart of Ginza, Tokyo. We…

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