Halfway through modelling my scene I modelled the chains and the ice walls in the background but couldn't figure out the right camera angle which would make my scene more interesting and scary to the audience.
Hey George - great to see you powering into the modelling stage - just inject a bit of disorder and non-symmetry into this space - for example, all your hooks are facing the same direction and hanging the exact same way - and think about too just making alterations to them to express wear and tear - the same is true of your floor ice spikes - different heights, thicknessnes, groupings of them, and also think about the way in which your forms meet the floor plane. Onwards, George, onwards! And - although this is a way off yet - I want you to think really creatively about your lighting of this scene - accent colours, bold choices - think 'Black Narcissus'! (minus the mad nuns, obviously).
Hey George - great to see you powering into the modelling stage - just inject a bit of disorder and non-symmetry into this space - for example, all your hooks are facing the same direction and hanging the exact same way - and think about too just making alterations to them to express wear and tear - the same is true of your floor ice spikes - different heights, thicknessnes, groupings of them, and also think about the way in which your forms meet the floor plane. Onwards, George, onwards! And - although this is a way off yet - I want you to think really creatively about your lighting of this scene - accent colours, bold choices - think 'Black Narcissus'! (minus the mad nuns, obviously).
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