The Room: New & Old

Done by using Substance Painter, Photoshop, Maya. Models and textures are downloaded from TurboSquid and Quixel

A Closer Look at the Transformation

In this project, I took a closer look at the various elements that contribute to the sense of decay and deterioration in a space. I started by analyzing reference images of abandoned Victorian rooms to understand the key features that signify the passage of time. This research allowed me to pinpoint areas where rust, dust, and other signs of decay would be most prominent.

The next step involved adjusting the models and textures to accurately represent the deterioration. I used Substance Painter and Photoshop to create custom textures and materials that would help convey the desired level of decay. These textures were then applied to the 3D models in Maya, with careful attention given to the placement and intensity of the various effects.

In addition to the textures, I also worked on adjusting the lighting and atmosphere of the scene to create a more immersive and realistic experience. I wanted the viewer to feel as though they were stepping into a long-abandoned room that had once been grand and opulent.

Once the textures, lighting, and atmosphere were in place, I focused on the fine details. This included adding cobwebs, cracks in the walls, and other subtle touches that would bring the scene to life. The result was a hauntingly beautiful depiction of a Victorian room that had been lost to time, showcasing my skills in 3D VFX and digital composition.

Throughout the project, I learned the importance of patience, attention to detail, and the power of visual storytelling. This experience not only expanded my skill set but also fueled my passion for creating stunning and thought-provoking art. Follow me for more fascinating projects and insights into the world of VFX and digital composition.