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Underground Art Gallery

This project is a tribute to a great artist name Brandon Holt. I feel that he is an amazing artist and I wanted to do a gallery tribute to showcase his amazing work. (The canvas drawing are not my original art work). My goal for this project was to show to love for this amazing artist, and build a gallery scene where I would do some compositing.

Brandon Holt Website: https://www.instagram.com/heathenlegs/?hl=en

The render passes would bring all of the light and rim light renders together to get the final images above.

The render passes would bring all of the light and rim light renders together to get the final images above.

These are all of the props that were used in the scene.

These are all of the props that were used in the scene.

This gif shows the compositing process for camera one. It shows how the render passes were put together to get the final image. I decided to make this render have a more cinematic feeling. I did this using an amber hue when compositing.

This gif shows the compositing process for camera one. It shows how the render passes were put together to get the final image. I decided to make this render have a more cinematic feeling. I did this using an amber hue when compositing.

The second gif view was composited to have more of a standard daytime feeling. It has more saturation than the other two renders. The difficult part for this render was the sunlight not coming through the entry door. I faked the sunlight by adding a free

The second gif view was composited to have more of a standard daytime feeling. It has more saturation than the other two renders. The difficult part for this render was the sunlight not coming through the entry door. I faked the sunlight by adding a free

The final composite was meant to have a more underground haunted, spooky feeling. The color scheme felt best when it had more cool blues and light purples implemented. After combining this with the far wall disappearing into the distance, it finished off

The final composite was meant to have a more underground haunted, spooky feeling. The color scheme felt best when it had more cool blues and light purples implemented. After combining this with the far wall disappearing into the distance, it finished off