Selecting the camera angle for the image.įor environment lighting, I used the standard 3ds Max Environment with an HDRI. The main view was chosen as a concept to help the level-designer, and for use in promotional materials, and a top view with parts of the roof visible was also chosen. I don’t have the original thumbnails for the exterior image, but they looked something like this set for the interior of the same location: Interior concept thumbnails. After that, I had a simple 3D-blank for locations, and that helped me skip the sketching stage, and I could just do quick renders from different camera angles and with different lighting. In the initial stages of work, I created a few concepts that determined the location of the main facilities and buildings. I didn’t even think about what render engine I wanted to use – Corona Renderer was the only option! From the first time I read about it on the Instagram of Maciej Kuciara, I was impressed by how easy it was to set up and the speed of the renderer. Of course, that took a lot of time and the quality was rather low, so it was decided to use 3D to help the work go faster. The early concepts were created in Photoshop using photobashing techniques. They’re really great, take a look at their works on Artstation if you interested! I was an environment artist on this project and created environment concepts in collaboration with Oleksiy Rusyuk and Max Kiselyov. “Last Survivor” is a third-person session arena game with RPG-elements, a unique mash up of “Battle Royale” game mods, the “Hunger Games” movies, and the “Dark Souls” game series. In this article, I will talk about how I created concept art for an in-development video game, “Last Survivor”, and also about my first experience of creating environments using 3D.įirst, a little about the game. Hi! My name is Fyodor and I am a freelance CG artist from Saint-Petersburg, Russia. We spoke with him about his workflow and techniques, focusing on the steps to create one particular image.
Fyodor is a freelance CG artist from Saint-Petersburg, Russia who uses Corona Renderer to create concept art.
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