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Though out the development of Ghost of Tsushima I was responsible for creating a good amount of the bridges seen on the island, the larger/more complicated ones being the Castle Bridges for both Castle Kaneda and Castle Shimura. I had a lot of fun making the Castle Kaneda bridge knowing that it would be part of an iconic scene between Jin and the Khan. These bridges were all modeled and textured in Maya. While I created some of the materials used for these bridges, others came from our existing material library. All of the materials used textures which I cannot take credit for as well. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Amy Payne can be credited with a lot of the wood textures, and Phillip Jenne for all the great work done to the material library. https://www.artstation.com/luthyn https://www.artstation.com/phillipjenne ------------------------------------------------------------------ Also Check out this awesome concept by Ian Jun Wei Chiew that I based the Shimura Castle Bridge after. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nYJbDK ------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------ Other Credits ------------------------------------------------------------------ Art Leads: Emilio Gandin - Locations Art, John German - World Art, Joanna Wang - Biome Art ------------------------------------------------------------------ World Team: Blake Mead, Harold Lamb, Josh Pegram, Mak Malovic, Phil Ouellette, Tyler Smith, Melissa Altobello ------------------------------------------------------------------ Locations Team: Amy Payne, Anton Gonzalez, DongJoon Lee, Gnat Magone, Jeff Lester, Jordan Vanderpool, Phillip Jenne, Zack Cheng ------------------------------------------------------------------ Biome Team: Colin Valek, Douglas Davis, Jordan Aston, Lisa Liao, Juhee Hong ------------------------------------------------------------------ VFX and Tech Art: Matt Vainio, Jesse Nicodemus, Rob McDaniel ------------------------------------------------------------------ Sound: Brad Meyer, Josh Lord, Michael Pitaniello, Michelle Thomas, Tye Hastings ------------------------------------------------------------------ Lighting Team: Gaby Soto, Robert Simpson, Toby Tobler ------------------------------------------------------------------ Technical Design and Layout: John Hall, Peter Johnson, Natasha Lamb, Brent Thomas, Bob Alsman, Geoff Hudson, Chuck Wilson ------------------------------------------------------------------ Additional Help From: Wu-Gene Hong, Erick Villarreal
Houck Covered Bridge - Putnam County, Indiana. 210',1880, Howe Truss (November 2016)
Soaring above the city streets, spanning towering skyscrapers or simply providing links between buildings at lower heights, skybridges often host gardens, observation decks and even swimming pools. More than just indoor bridges, they're spaces from which to take in views of cities around the world, from Singapore to Copenhagen. Marina Bay Sands Skypark, Singapore Over - Page 2
Romancing the Woods offers a unique collection of rustic pedestrian bridges and garden walkways using a combination of structural lumber and trees and branches.
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The Meech Creek Valley Covered Bridge (aka Meech Brook) in Chelsea, Quebec, Canada. It was built in 1932 and was completed from beginning to end in 10 days. This bridge is the logo for the Municipality of Chelsea.
A pencil sketch depicting a futuristic city built upon cliffs and bridges, with towering structures and intricate walkways. People are seen walking along the bridges and platforms, their figures dwarfed by the immense scale of the city. A single car traverses a bridge in the foreground, suggesting a bustling urban life. The overall feel is one of intricate design and a sense of wonder at the possibilities of future architecture.
Uncurling from a ball, deploying from a vehicle at the touch of a button, dropping beneath the surface of the water - these bridges move in unexpected ways.
Location: Scotland Owner/Manager: Transport Scotland Completed: 1890 Architect-Engineers: Sir John Fowler and Sir Benjamin Baker
Discover the scenic and historic Stone Arch Bridge Trail in Westford, Massachusetts. Enjoy a 2.2-mile hike through the Russell Bird Sanctuary with breathtaking views and rich history.
The Forth Bridge is a cantilever bridge that spreads across the Firth of Scotland. The bridge is also considered to be the longest three tower, cable-stayed bridge in the world.
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