TS_Venture

Excellent work. I especially like the airport shot. You should host your images off site, though, so they show up right in the entry without having to load each one separately. Great job though!

Simply amazing.

Venture City now has a professional baseball team. The Venture City Monarchs! The Home of The Monarchs for the 2012 season will be Brady Field. Located at 42nd St. and Aramingo Avenue. Brady Field is currently the home of Venture University's NCAA baseball team, The Super Scientists. The Super Scientists will share time this season between Brady Field and a smaller field nearby.. as construction is completed on Monarch Ballpark, scheduled to be opened in 2013. Coming April 2013! Finally, a sneak peek at Venture University.

[quote name='NMUSpidey' timestamp='1332246397'] I like what you have going on here. All the layouts and details are quite good. 5/5! [/quote] Thank You so much

[quote name='Alfredo18' timestamp='1332285402'] Is that new stadium design supposed to be Safeco Field in Seattle, cause it looks quite similar [img]http://www.gotickets.com/cached/_images/maintainwidth/521x500/3289d6466a2cd8483042263f956c9f7d/safeco_field_baseball-1729.gif[/img][img]http://a1259.g.akamai.net/f/1259/5586/1d/images.art.com/images/PRODUCTS/large/10041000/10041961.jpg[/img] [/quote] Yes it is Safeco Field, you must be from Seattle. You can download the stadium here. http://simworlds.wordpress.com/2010/06/25/safeco-field/# (I didn't create it, I just think it's the best looking stadium BAT)

<center><center> Welcome to Venture City, the largest city within the Venture Islands, located off the coast of somewhere else. This is just a sneak peak of sorts, just a few photos. I do hope you enjoy...

<center><center> Welcome to Journal Entry Number Four! The downtown section of Venture City is finally complete. Right in the center is Urbaniak Isle, home to the Venture Shawkats, our brand new MLS soccer team that noone really seems to care about.. I'm sure they'll catch on eventually. Also on the isle is a one of a kind cultural center, which includes an interactive science museum and a 2,500 seat capacity auditorium for concerts and such. Another shot of downtown from the north, and a peek at the football stadium. The northern bridges in and out of Urbaniak Isle and the Canal Mall. The luxury towers that line the east side of the isle. Killinger Stadium, home to the Venture City Killingers City Hall at night Finally, some up close shots of Venture City's Massive skyline Thank you all for checking out my CJ. I took some advice about using new trees and I'm still trying to work that out. I'm using the Simfox MMP set, but I don't think I'm very good at using them yet. As always, comments, criticism, general praise are always welcome. Don't forget for rate! Thank you again. - Jody.

[quote name='folokashi' timestamp='1329576162'] I really like the third image with the parks/baseball court between the highway and the building, and I also really like the park on the second picture. My only suggestion would be to add more types of trees instead of replacing the ones you currently use and some pathways to make it more &quot;park-y.&quot; Great job ! (Also 5 stars for the Arrested Development references ) [/quote] Thank you. Yea I'm going to work on the tree situation, lol. Though, the park is more or less just a pond of sorts. So glad someone got the references too

<center><center> Jackson Publick Park is located in South West Venture. This is a shot of McCulloch Boulevard and the luxury homes and hotels that line it. Here's another shot of the park from the east. Enjoy. A wealthy neighborhood just to the north of center city Venture. This is just a sneak peek of an apartment complex I'm building. It's been two days of bulldozing while my other fingers are crossed, praying for a damn SimFox Tower to pop up. I do love how they look all grouped together though. Once I do get it done I'm going to need a name as well. I'm thinking "Paradise Gardens", but the Real Estate developer wants to go with "Sudden Valley" I don't know though, kinda conjures up the image of a sink hole, ya know? Once again, thank you for checking out my CJ, This is my 3rd entry in I think 5 days, and I'm really enjoying it. I especially love the feedback and now feel guilty about how little commenting I've done on other's Journals. Also, suggestions and criticisms are always welcome. Thank You again, and don't forget to Rate! -Jody

Love it all, especially the last two pictures, whatever that thing is.

5/5 just for your avatar. (Go Phils!) Your journal is really nice too.

[quote name='MamaLuigi945' timestamp='1329538379'] The third pic is my favorite. The high-wealth condos and high-rises blend very well together. Your city looks like a post-modern modern metropolis. 5/5 EDIT: My only suggestion would be to use some MMP's. The maxis tree ploppables are not as good as custom trees and other flora. I think using some would make your city look even better. [/quote] Post-modern modern metropolis. I like that, thank you. And, yes I totally know what you're saying about the trees the ones I've settled on are from a golf course set. I think they look "okay". But you're right, I should find something better. Thanks for the feedback.

Excellent all around.

Amazing detail.

Really amazing.

Wow. I love the port area, it looks amazing. Actually, it's perfect.

Love the hills. It's so hard to find buildings that work on a slope together, but this looks very good. I love the underground highway too, I'm working on something like that in my own city.

[quote name='Fox' timestamp='1329443463'] [color=&quot;#FF00FF&quot;]Love the style of architecture used. I haven't seen the under construction Citgroup Center before... looks awesome.[/color] [/quote] Thank you! That's actually the Bayview Tower under construction, there's a completed one across the street that you can't see. Eventually it'll be a twin tower sort of look.

<center><center><br> <br> The Wealthy residents of Thaddeus Avenue enjoy luxury condominiums and all the football they can catch a glimpse of from their terraces above. (With the right pair of binoculars you can actually see the bones snapping from up there!) They can also hop a train out of there to the nearest starbucks or art gallery, before the drunken, shirtless, face painted hoards head home to whatever lower middle class whatever neighborhood they came from.(Who's decision was is to put this damn eyesore in the middle of downtown in the first place?) Anyways... much more on the entire sports complex to come in the next few days. This is a shot of the park taken some time between the invention of paddle boats and color film, so enjoy! Thank you for checking out my very young CJ and kudos to you if you actually read all this crap. If so, please reward yourself by giving me 5 stars. Thank You again, as always.... -Jody

 I love the name Precioustown for a ghetto. Reminds me of Pleasantville, New Jersey; which is anything but pleasant.