Just finished a fun piece for
Tracy Locke/Schlage titled "Transparency" with Chad Vander Lugt art directing this piece and Scott Dorman of
Smalldoggin' making sure the composite passes the muster of probability. We were asked to build the two open floors out of glass, including workstations, desks, conference tables and even threw in a couple of elevators and then composite in the individual people portraits. Went out and captured HDRIs of the surroundings while the photographer was up on a crane shooting the building and giving free rides to anybody who wasn't afraid of heights. Here's a look at the final and some under-the-hood pieces leading up to it.
The final CGI/photography composite
Close-up of the transparent floors
The HDRI pano used to light and provide reflections for the CG parts
An in-progress rendering of the glass floors
A rough rendering populated with CG people to help with perspective in shooting the warmer bodies
The building used in building the building
Erik and a fearless companion up on the crane shooting angles
Everything starts with an idea
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