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Hi, today I want to touch on the topic of "chaotic architecture" which I think is a very essential part of how I begin my building process in some cases.
So what I mean with chaotic architecture is not a type of building or a theme like how I use the word "organics". It's a way of starting your buildings where you don't focus on the details but rather the broader picture.
And I often baffle myself with how this way of building fits in on me while still being so contradicting cause of all the detail and randomness I apply in most of my patterns, yet still reading at a whole.
So what does it mean? The building above is something that took me about 5 hours to make and while you might think that's crazy, really it's just basic shapes repeated over and over bashed together to get something authentic and original. If I had zoomed in you would be surprised of how messy this building is.
e.g. Some of the pillars are different sizes where they are supposed to be symmetric, but because they are seen from a far in the big picture you cant tell the difference.
The top part is just a cluster of different smaller pillars that have been rotated around the center piece of the roof.
So how can you use this to your advantage? Very large structures can be created in a few days and when you're happy with the shapes you can go back and fill in and clean up the design.
Ok so that's it for now, have a good day, bye

Description
Hi, today I want to touch on the topic of "chaotic architecture" which I think is a very essential part of how I begin my building process in some cases.
So what I mean with chaotic architecture is not a type of building or a theme like how I use the word "organics". It's a way of starting your buildings where you don't focus on the details but rather the broader picture.
And I often baffle myself with how this way of building fits in on me while still being so contradicting cause of all the detail and randomness I apply in most of my patterns, yet still reading at a whole.
So what does it mean? The building above is something that took me about 5 hours to make and while you might think that's crazy, really it's just basic shapes repeated over and over bashed together to get something authentic and original. If I had zoomed in you would be surprised of how messy this building is.
e.g. Some of the pillars are different sizes where they are supposed to be symmetric, but because they are seen from a far in the big picture you cant tell the difference.
The top part is just a cluster of different smaller pillars that have been rotated around the center piece of the roof.
So how can you use this to your advantage? Very large structures can be created in a few days and when you're happy with the shapes you can go back and fill in and clean up the design.
Ok so that's it for now, have a good day, bye