I'm REALLY liking the second one. I really like the concave shape of the waterfall and it gives a feeling of what was described in the book how the higher they went behind the waterfall, the less distance between the wall and the waterfall was. My only real comment would be to watch out for the sharp angles on the top of the waterfall. It's giving a very threatening feel. Can you try one like the second one, but with how you designed the top left of the first waterfall design?
For the first image, I'm not sure about the right side...maybe try one without the lower half of the right side. Or try it taken out entirely. What happens if you have a gap in-between the left and right side of the face of the waterfall?
Heya Nathan! These are looking pretty cool!
ReplyDeleteI'm REALLY liking the second one. I really like the concave shape of the waterfall and it gives a feeling of what was described in the book how the higher they went behind the waterfall, the less distance between the wall and the waterfall was. My only real comment would be to watch out for the sharp angles on the top of the waterfall. It's giving a very threatening feel. Can you try one like the second one, but with how you designed the top left of the first waterfall design?
For the first image, I'm not sure about the right side...maybe try one without the lower half of the right side. Or try it taken out entirely. What happens if you have a gap in-between the left and right side of the face of the waterfall?
I forgot to mention I like how the top left of the first design hints on the mesas that appear after you reach the top.
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