Thanks for your creative comment Irshad 
Yes exactly, secondary textures were not important but the most important thing is I had like a week to model and render the whole thing. In order to do this, I had to sacrifice on those details.
About the motion blur: In a sunny exterior scene like this, the aperture settings on the camera makes it impossible to see the cars blurry even if they are going too fast, you're right but this is an architectural rendering and we are always inclined to blur out or turn the opacity down on things that are not wanted to be seen as they were in real life because the important thing is the structure AND these things -people,cars etc.- are always in motion, this is why they are blurred out. You can see more blurry people on my gallery . but you get what i mean. i wish i could explain this in my own language lol
Thanks again and you're a very talented artist I must say Loved your gallery!
Yes exactly, secondary textures were not important but the most important thing is I had like a week to model and render the whole thing. In order to do this, I had to sacrifice on those details. About the motion blur: In a sunny exterior scene like this, the aperture settings on the camera makes it impossible to see the cars blurry even if they are going too fast, you're right but this is an architectural rendering and we are always inclined to blur out or turn the opacity down on things that are not wanted to be seen as they were in real life because the important thing is the structure AND these things -people,cars etc.- are always in motion, this is why they are blurred out. You can see more blurry people on my gallery
. but you get what i mean. i wish i could explain this in my own language lol Thanks again and you're a very talented artist I must say
Loved your gallery!