Sci-Fi Hallway | reference

[Professor Gee]

Sci-Fi Hallway | reference

Objective:
In this assignment, you will create a comprehensive reference board that captures the visual and thematic elements required for building a compelling and realistic 3D scene. This board will serve as a foundation for your project, guiding your artistic and technical decisions. You will use PureRef to assemble a board with all necessary references for the following elements.

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Assignment Requirements:

1. Main and Secondary Concept:
   • Define the central theme and style of your scene. Include images that capture the primary concept you want to communicate.
   • Identify a secondary concept that adds depth or contrast to the main idea. For example, the secondary concept might introduce variations in materials, colors, or mood.
2. The mood of the Scene:
   • Select images that convey the atmosphere of your scene (e.g., mysterious, industrial, tranquil). Consider the emotional tone you aim to evoke.
   • Use references that reflect lighting, color schemes, and environmental details to communicate this mood effectively.
3. Lighting:
   • Choose lighting references that illustrate how light interacts within your scene.
   • If applicable, include both daytime and nighttime lighting variations. Consider references that show how light affects color, texture, and shadows in similar environments.
4. Materials:
   • Compile material references relevant to your scene. For example, if your environment includes stone, wood, or metal, gather images that showcase texture and wear.
   • Choose at least three distinct material references and include details like surface imperfections, weathering, and reflections.
5. Lighting Prop:
   • Find reference images for any lighting props essential to your scene, such as lamps, torches, or neon signs.
   • Pay attention to the design and materials of these props to ensure they integrate with your scene’s mood and story.
6. Modular Piping:
   • Collect references for modular piping that can be used in your scene. These should include shapes, connections, and placements typical of the scene setting (industrial, fantasy, sci-fi).
   • Consider how these components contribute to the overall visual language of your environment.
7. Crate or Barrel:
   • Include images of crates, barrels, or other storage items that fit your scene’s setting.
   • Pay attention to their materials, aging, and placement within similar environments.
8. Hero Prop:
   • Select a “hero” prop that will serve as a focal point or highlight in your scene. This should be a visually striking object that adds depth to your story.
   • Gather references that demonstrate key details of this prop, such as craftsmanship, wear, and scale.
9. Story:
   • Describe the narrative behind your scene. What story is this space telling?
   • Include visual cues that support the story (e.g., signs of life, abandoned tools, evidence of past events).

Submission:
Post Screenshot of the reference board

[mdmolina64]

Margarito Dwayne Molina

[EliK]

Elijah Knesek
ElijahKHallwayProject

[Ami\Sea01]

Ami Cabrera
Ami_ScifiHallway

[char1ene1]

Charlene Martinez
CMartinez_hallway

[Isabella]

Isabella_hallway

[Tennebris]

ava phipps SciFi_Hallway_Aphipps

[Nathaniel_M]

Nathaniel Martinez
NathanielMartinez_hallway

[SuperBAM06]

BMartinez Sci-Fi Hallway

[Helen]

(Helen Fuschetto)

Here's my PureRef Board: HFuschetto_Hallway_Ref.pur

I also have a screenshot, but it's hard to see everything properly. Sorry about that.

[TrizaMC]

Triza Chavez Triza sci fi hallway

[D. Raya]

Daniel Raya
I don't know if I should upload it as I did not attend class. But here it is nonetheless.