Exterior. My last project
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- Sergey_Baskakov
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Very good, very very good...how did you compose the grass and trees? forest pack? any hint? I'm about to start building an exterior myself but i would loved to be helped in such matter..congrats! 

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- gabrielefx
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very good!
Only two notes
the dark wood is too much glossy and the brick texture has a visible tiling.
Only two notes
the dark wood is too much glossy and the brick texture has a visible tiling.
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One of the best images I have seen so far. Great work ! The stones of the chimney are better on the first image imho. They looks like a little blurred on the second one. Besides that the image looks very natural !
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real nice
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- marcio_max
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The second image is better. Congratulations! 

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