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I changed my camera and made another tone sketch, this time with colours. As a next step I made materials. Corten steel was the toughest one, I decided it would be better to unwrap it and paint decals in Photoshop. I also remodelled the interior walls using plans of the building which I found in internet.
My image will be setting a winter mood, but not the dark snowy/misty kind of mood. It will be “After the Snow”. A lot of snow has fallen in Stockholm and now finally the sky has cleared and we have a nice bright day, with snow on the ground.
Total time: 24 Hours or less
hello again, here is another work in progress, i used Quixel suite to paint the red metal, as i said i tried to copy the real image, and when i was happy with the result, i started making everything wet, adding drop of water on the glass. and putting water between the cobblestones..
A few closeups in higher resolution without compression.
The main idea was to expose Corten steel panels and the curvature of the corners and elevations. I’m going to show the steel elevation in different lighting conditions and contrast warm orange elements lit by the sun with the cold surrounding after rain.
I have explored nearly twenty camera angles as potential compositions. Despite the shot from underground atrium was very attractive it allows showing only part or rear corner. Other shots from the land steps give very interesting first plane – lowering steps and low wall but the building, the main character looks too small. It’s the reason why I chose the camera angle from the front.
