The State of New Loreto

As a Seattle resident, I think you have done a fantastic job re-creating that authentic feel of coastal cities -- a little older, definitely had grown a lot in the 80s; either way, fantastic work my friend.

Awesome! I love how the city flows from one area to another

Nice! I love the last picture the most! It has that smog/cloud effect.Excellent!

Beautiful mosaics, I love the changes. I wonder if you could bring back the Banespa Building though. It had an iconic look on the skyline. Only if you want but it was nice. I love the changes though. Those CP houses lined up on a hilly street make me want to make my downtown have small dips and hills, so I will make some dips in Charlotte-Vancouver. I love it so much.

Love the mosaicness of the pictures.

I think you captured the feel you were looking for.

Really Great! definitely reminds me of San Fran or somesuch. Beautiful!

This is a very well balanced downtown, and the whole city looks very nice, not too griddy, not too chaotic, just very nice!

jakeroot: Thanks! I'm a native Seattlite, although now I live elsewhere in Washington state.
SkyGuy: Thanks! I always try to make the city transitions look good.
10000000000000: Yes, that's what I had in mind. I like the blue-ish hazey color that you often see in aerial pictures of cities, so I wanted to recreate that.
Zulu2065: Yeah, I'm thinking about putting that tower back in. I'm definitely a fan of iconic skyscrapers.
keder: Thanks!!
Schulamantor: Thanks! Quack.
bluemoose: Gracias, It's pretty hard to try and recreate a similar style to San Francisco since there is a lack in San-Fran style victorian apartment blocks and 'painted ladies'... but Simgoober's colorful brownstones sure do look similar.
TekindusT: Thanks! I wanted to make the city more griddy like other West coast cities, but I didn't want to demolish everything. Plus a little curvy-ness in the roads makes things interesting.