Good job, its very moody. How much of it is post-work?

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Cheers V-Otter

buildings and materials are all 3d max, rain, reflection are photoshop post work.
Lots of colour correction and playing about with settings in Pshop to get the look.
Original render looks alot different.

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Love the idea of the blurred tail light. Not something you see too often in a 3d piece.

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Yeah certainly agreed, I really like the tail lights along the bottom, at first I didnt notice but its a really nice little touch. I'm new to checking out 3d work so please forgive me if this critique is out of place! I recon this piece looks fantastic and has a real alive feeling to it that i really enjoy, only one thing that made me pause and think. It seems your going for a real photographic look with this (ie the long exposed tail lights) and it got me thinking about the speed of the rain vs the speed of the car and how long each would take to expose as a photograph. Maybe I'm being pedantic but a part of me thinks that the rain drops would actually visually be longer considering how long the tail lights are (as they would have taken a bit longer to expose) and that the lights in the street lamp and the buildings would be slightly more exposed. I hope I'm making sense. I'm not entirely sure, maybe I'm verry verry wrong.

Anyhoose! Very cool stuff. I'm digging it!

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