In earlier posts (here and here), I talked about the process I used to create the backgrounds in my new short. The image posted at the top is a good example of the kinds of backgrounds I was able to do once I really got going with this method. It was "painted" in Photoshop on top of this drawing :
The next image is what the scene used to look like, a shot which has since been scrapped. It just seemed a bit flat.
The following images are from the finished sequence. Using one dynamic background, I'm able to imitate a camera move around the soldier which might otherwise look stale. I've also really enjoyed this stuff because it's very easy to have an "animated" background: the different layers in a shot can all stay alive by sliding them, scaling them, playing with their ambient light and focus. It's been a lot of fun!
1 comment:
Nice blog,
I enjoy your designs and really appreciated your pencil tests.
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