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Released At :
LCP 2011
Achievements :
C64 Graphics Competition at LCP 2011 : #2
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User Comment Submitted by KAL_123 on 14 January 2022 User Comment Submitted by CreaMD on 20 August 2015 User Comment Submitted by v3to on 20 August 2015 User Comment Submitted by saimo on 20 August 2015
Ouch :p
I meant, no praise is *ever* enough for this piece. | User Comment Submitted by saimo on 20 August 2015
Fully deserved. No praise is never enough for this piece. | User Comment Submitted by Mr. SID on 20 August 2015 User Comment Submitted by G-Fellow on 17 January 2012
I'm lost for words, just great. | User Comment Submitted by GT on 17 September 2011
Best picture I've seen on the C64, honestly! My eyeballs fell out. | User Comment Submitted by Jucke on 27 August 2011
Insanely good. Wonderful. | User Comment Submitted by PAL on 18 August 2011
Veto... you were quite lost when I talked to you and we sat down with the image and looked it trough... I told you to just create the same looking threes on the left side as you had on the right side and I told you to not even think about giving another texture or material on the facing wall, but rather make it abit perspective in the planks and just do it like the right wall you had already done... you just did that and the image is really nice... I am so glad I helped you out with that because sometimes one just need to hear it from another person... you did nail this one perfectly, not because of me, far from, but I guess I just got you going with it again... Or I would really hope I did... because you were all I do not think I will finish it and I do not think it is great anymore... it were a magical time for me to sit and discuss this massive work you were doing... Thumbs up man! You are one of the greatest! | User Comment Submitted by v3to on 18 August 2011
thank you all for the nice comments. i am glad you like this piece. it is the third pic in a mini series i tried nature scenes in different gfx modes...
special greets to carrion whose landing the village convinced me to do a traditional painting scenery and pal who gave the hint with the vertical bars on the house frontside (was the problem child here).
@deev: agree with leaving out humans in the pic. actually i initially planned to place a girl next to the pond, but imo this was too much.
otherwise i'm kinda relaxed if some picture elements may be not so well executed, but criticism is highly appreciated. my motivation is to improve own weak points and playing with new things. e.g. main challenge here was layout and perspective of the building. | User Comment Submitted by booker on 18 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by Soren on 18 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by Danzig on 18 August 2011
still kinda speechless.. VETO! \ö/ compowinner for me. shown it to some non-scener, telling him the "boundaries" first. he was absolutely amazed! | User Comment Submitted by Bago Zonde on 18 August 2011
It's Hi-Res, it's awesome! | User Comment Submitted by Jak T Rip on 11 August 2011
top notch as usual... the smooth transitions/unobtrusive lightning! | User Comment Submitted by Sledge on 10 August 2011
This is art. And you have created a really wonderful picture that could very well be a part of a Magnetic Scrolls adventure that never was... | User Comment Submitted by spider-j on 9 August 2011
i find myself counting chars and colors, as always with vetos hires pics. and they always remind me of oil-paintings. | User Comment Submitted by Frantic on 9 August 2011
Veto's pictures (the style and the choice of motifs) always makes me get in good mood. Fantastic picture! | User Comment Submitted by Deev on 9 August 2011
My favourite Veto pic so far! With some of the other pictures, I sometimes feel the humans don't look as good as the landscapes around them. Take away the humans and it all looks wonderful! :) | User Comment Submitted by hedning on 8 August 2011
I really like your style, veto. Great work! | User Comment Submitted by BHF on 8 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by Yazoo on 8 August 2011
another great picture from veto. it really makes me want to try hires for fun someday | User Comment Submitted by Hoild on 8 August 2011
Who needs dithering, indeed? Only the wirers and bio-converters do... ...and Joe/WD, of course! ;] | User Comment Submitted by Jazzcat on 8 August 2011
The pond and its reflection and the tree on the right catch my attention. Very nice work Oliver! | User Comment Submitted by Hermit on 7 August 2011
From now hires is my favourite graphic mode on C64, seeing what can be achieved with it. | User Comment Submitted by Oswald on 7 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by Joe on 7 August 2011
It was really great to see your progress and the calmness you had just a few minutes before the deadline.
The picture is rich and it's fantastic to see the painterly approach to the strokes of colors. | User Comment Submitted by Yogibear on 7 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by aNdy on 7 August 2011 User Comment Submitted by Ksubi on 7 August 2011
Incredible HiRes masterpiece, #1 for the competition. 10/10 | User Comment Submitted by HCL on 7 August 2011
Is this pure hires and no sprites? Amazing picture!! | User Comment Submitted by Tom-Cat on 7 August 2011
Simply breathtaking. Should of been #1. | User Comment Submitted by Wile Coyote on 7 August 2011
Clean cut clear compared to the other LCP entries. |
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