Solomon's Jerusalem

The New Commission, part 4

This was an unexpected addition to the original plan. What you see here is my modifications to a model of Jerusalem at the Time of King Solomon. I have modified all the textures to look more natural and random, added additional homes including the high density neighborhoods at the lower left (south) end of the city, modified the lighting, added the lights within the homes, and modified the walls to include stairs, a walking channel, and have begun to add parapets as well.

Solomon's Jerusalem

In this image, the complex to the right, on the North end of the city contains Solomon’s palace, and on the very North end you can see the temple I re-detailed earlier last week. In the middle of the image there is a complex that features David’s original palace. plus a wall that originally formed the North boundary of the city. This is sill a work in progress, as the City of David (south half) still needs parapets, the 2 palaces still need textures, and the city of Solomon needs some additional homes as well. I need to do some tweaking on the main wall towers as well.

Unlike the rest of the work I have done, which will bu used for still images, this model is going to be used for a short video.

Solomon's Temple

The New Commission part 2

This is part 2 of the current project I am working on. I enjoyed this more than the Tabernacle of Moses. Most of the model was done when I received it, but I have redone the Ark, the Cherubim, The font, the walls around the courtyard, the textures, the materials, The terrain, the lighting, and the cutaway. Multiple small tweaks have been made to most of the model to make it work better. So, here is my variant of the model of Solomon’s Temple:

Sorry for the blur on the font. We added a slight depth of field effect to make the overall image more interesting, and I have not removed it for this image.