Top: sans Sheet Effects

Bottom: sans MS Paint effects

Dirt path and bridge shadows cetrainly need a-fixing. Switching to 64 for the water feels about right and it probably didn't hurt to add gaps in the root-works.

So, essentially, I've had to put mapping on halt for a few because it is required that I produce a bulk of text which - apparently - must have some degree of academical merit to it.

As it quickly turned out, 99% of the illustrations in the theoretical body of work are 100% indicative of engineers being engineers first, and (somtimes reluctant) illustrators second. Which is sad, beacause heat transfer in concentric cylinders deserves a touch of elegance - even if it isn't the most complicated subject matter.

And what better way to sprinkle the paper with elegance than by delicious, crisp polygons?

Yes, yes; absolutely massacred the perspective of the exerior tube - but look at the COLOUR KEY at work!

Endpoint is growing to become my all-time favorite command: grabbing lines for perspective is just so much easier with it in that you don't have to rely on grid snaps to get the point of origin.

Also, proof of how everything has a time and place: Comic Sans, up! ?

Current progress: peripheral filler buildings.

Well. In my defence, I have never drawn megacities before :D

Could do with some stricter colouring, as well as additional embellishments. But, altogether, quite satisfied.