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Ok. Thank you. I will.
--> Mershy: I take note of what you have told me, and I will try to make steps both larger and at the same time more provided, before making it known on my Artist-App.
For the Great Hall of Esgaroth, I will therefore present five stages:
1. The Explaination.
2. The Great Hall built. With a Balance sheet.
3. Your advice and reconsideration.
4. The revision of the project, including corrections of errors and some modifications.
5. A conclusion on this project.
For the Great Hall of Esgaroth, I will therefore present five stages:
1. The Explaination.
2. The Great Hall built. With a Balance sheet.
3. Your advice and reconsideration.
4. The revision of the project, including corrections of errors and some modifications.
5. A conclusion on this project.
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1.The Explaination :
To build Esgaroth, I use "The Atlas of Middle Earth", the book and movie of the "Hobbit", but I am also inspired by certain places in Germany, more specifically in Bavaria, as well as some Hanseatic cities.
I also try to highlight certain aspects of Rohan, because in Architecture as in Sociology, a lot of element converges:
- Of course the material, wood mainly.
- Also the simplicity and purity of massive lines (such as logs).
This is explained by the simplicity of the way of life of these two peoples, which can be considered "simple people" as opposed to the sumptuous and magnificent Elves, or the Gondor, which is inspired by the latter.
Although trying to retransmit as much as possible the will of J.R.R. Tolkien, and being only a humble Commoner
, I nevertheless took certain liberties, as for the layout of the interior, notelessly.
Thank you to those who have had the patience to follow me so far, I will do everything I canso as not to disappoint them.
Any advice is welcome...
Kind Regards,
Izaro_
To build Esgaroth, I use "The Atlas of Middle Earth", the book and movie of the "Hobbit", but I am also inspired by certain places in Germany, more specifically in Bavaria, as well as some Hanseatic cities.
I also try to highlight certain aspects of Rohan, because in Architecture as in Sociology, a lot of element converges:
- Of course the material, wood mainly.
- Also the simplicity and purity of massive lines (such as logs).
This is explained by the simplicity of the way of life of these two peoples, which can be considered "simple people" as opposed to the sumptuous and magnificent Elves, or the Gondor, which is inspired by the latter.
Although trying to retransmit as much as possible the will of J.R.R. Tolkien, and being only a humble Commoner
, I nevertheless took certain liberties, as for the layout of the interior, notelessly.Thank you to those who have had the patience to follow me so far, I will do everything I canso as not to disappoint them.
Any advice is welcome...
Kind Regards,
Izaro_
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I've built an Easterling's house_concept and 2 Easterling's market concepts :
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could you pile all your updates up into 1 big update each week rather than an update every hour of the day?
Ok ... I thought it would be better to separate the different styles: Pelennor, Rohan, Moria, Gondolin, Easterling ... But you're probably right
Thank you so much !
