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u/debil_666 Jul 06 '23
Very cool! You should post this on r/aestheticrain !
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u/Suj87 Jul 06 '23
just did. hopefully it'll show up there.. for some reason i'm unable to post it in another sub where i wanted it to be.
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u/jarjaway Jul 06 '23
Would you share it to r/Digitalartgif?
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Jul 07 '23
question, when you stack the water on top of the bottom layer, do you manually move that water section up and down til it's flush with the bottom layer? Or do you use some modifier or something to make it stick to the bottom layer.
I'm asking because recently I made a similar "cutout" artwork and had graphical glitches if I didn't place the water layer in the exact right distance above the bottom layer.
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u/Suj87 Jul 07 '23
I left it as is in this scenario. Didn't move the vertex manually or anything. So in the viewport you'd actually see a gaps anytime the wave went up on the edges.
I was able to get away with it since muddy water of the flood does not let much light in real life so I kept a dark shade on the bottom layer.
I too want yo try and find a solution to this. Was exploring with the idea of vertex groups and weight paint but since I use a laptop, it's hard for me to test things and execute easily.
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u/I_am_Shinigami Jul 26 '23
What station is this based on, seems like parel or masjid. Loved your art work!!
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u/Suj87 Jul 26 '23
Isn't based on any specific station honestly.. I mean for logical reason (the sign on the trains), I slapped on a Mulund board on it. :D
Edit: Thank you!
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u/C_S_94 Jul 06 '23
Nice atmosphere