It is a story of a Traveller who is lost in swamp like Jungle and as the time passed, the only remaining things are his boat and the cloth hanging off the boat.So Here are the Stills of my Progress  from  BLOCKING  to  FINAL RENDER.

So after the render was completed some post process was done and here are the “FINAL STILLS and the BREAKDOWNS”.  

One Is   “BLUE MYSTIC NIGHT”    and other is   “SUNNY MORNING”

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Hello Everyone, My Name is Sushil Suryavanshi and in This Article I Would like To share the Progress Behind My Current Work Which I have given the Title “His Last Piece”.

It is a story of Metal Engraving Artist and his Little Workshop, where is on verge of completing his final piece, as the whole room is filled with little tools, drawing papers, his desk, lens, radio etc.

So, This is the First Blocking Scene That i Did.

After Playing with bit of Camera, Composition I started Creating Props as Scene requires a lots of small and large Props that Fits the Story. After The Props Modelling Was Done, I started to Setup The Scene and Filled with Props. This is Final Scene Setup Stills.

Once the Setup was Done, I moved on Basic Lighting Setup As i decided to be Early Morning scene as Light hits from the glass window on the Table and Wooden Wall creating an good ambience. 

In the Meantime I started to work on Texturing and Shading the Props. Here are the some of the Renders that are done in Neutral Light Rig  and are ready for Final Render. 

Once all the props are done, Here are the final renders in different lighting scenarios and Breakdowns.

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Finishing “His Last Piece” was an incredible personal achievement for me. I’d never done a whole 3D project like that before, and I learned a lot. It took me effort and endless hours to finally get something finished, but the final result was really rewarding.

And of course, I want to say thank you for all my friends and Colleagues who helped me during this project and Guided me well.

If you’ve reached the end of this Article, I thank you for your time and patience. I hope I have helped in some way, and if you still have questions, feel free to contact me!