Warpcast art christening, here's a piece I made last year. 

I played with a lot of concept items trying to create worlds and narratives in one frame for a while. This is my first attempt at a scene storyboard rendered out. 

Big volumetric, camera and scene focus play, lots of fun hope you enjoy😄

Technical Alchemist 🧪 | Founder @ exhale.studio | Building @ Jumpnation.xyz | Building Jeeves @degentip 🎩 | always learning.

Learnings 🧠 3: 

Narrative development is important, what is the instance, what is the world, why is the scene. 

Thinking about these will help you add context, I felt the scene was too empty before adding some skeleton debris, adding some foreboding and intensity to the pieces narrative. 

Just a few thoughts

Learnings 🧠 2: 

The fine details sell the scene. At first glance, you may not spot it, but looking closer you will see my failed attempt of dynamic cloth, no sims, just mesh sculpting. 

In frame 1, the cloth is overly dynamic and is not selling the air flow, and in frame 5 its way too rigid.

Learnings 🧠 1: 

It's easy as a creator to not care about the surrounding scene, if its not in frame its a mess. But taking some time to carefully lay out your environment will allow you better opportunity for exploration with camera work.

The additional time I gave to this project was a design pre-sight fault