Production Arts for Screen

Shading was something I found quite difficult during this brief as there was a lot of technical language I did not understand at first. For example, colour ramping and adding nodes. To begin with, I used the photos below to create the texture of my 3D eyeball. Above is the iris roughness map which creates roughness to the iris and helps to add lighting. Above is the eye colour of the iris that I’m going to use. Below are the photos I used for the blood vessels in the cornea: Cornea Subsurface Map Cornea Roughness Map Cornea Mask Cornea Diffuse Map Below I experimented using nodes in the shading section of Blender which was my main challenge. Using Ambient CG I found a texture that I wanted to use. I downloaded the image at 2k to avoid using too much storage but found I only needed to use a few of the files to create the texture, roughness and colour that I wanted and this made it easier to texture the eyeball.      Below is my 3D eyeball without the iris’ colour map or ro...

MY IDEA GENERATION: For my eyeball soup scene, I want to create a scene heavily inspired by the movies ‘Se7en’ and ‘The Godfather’ and the game ‘Mouthwashing.’ I wanted to create a scene that told a rather dark story about a man forced to eat his eyeballs after encountering a Mob Boss. Still, as the scene as the purpose of the scene is to showcase an environment; I’ve used inanimate objects within the scene to convey that the room has been abandoned, leaving only a bowl of eyeball soup on the table. Here are some of the scenes that inspired the concept behind my room’s design: ‘The Gluttony Victim’, Se7en (1995) The Dinner Party scene from ‘Mouthwashing’ (2024) The Dinner Scene ‘The Godfather’ (1972) I used these scenes to reference how I wanted my final composition and lighting to look.  These scenes are both dramatic and tense with dim lighting and create a potential atmosphere that could work for the room I had in mind. ‘Make a child’s room look like an old man’s’ exercise: For ...