
Zoom Background - Snowberry's office
Yep, it's another render.
The nice thing about doing these, is that when the models are already built, it takes almost no effort to throw one together, which is a nice break from my usual ink & pencil arting. It's more like playing with action figures and playsets.
Anywho, I had someone mention that they had wanted to use one of my previous renders as a video conferencing backdrop, but couldn't since it contained elements that might have been considered Not Safe For Work.
So I decided to do a couple of shots that were for the specific purpose of being chat backdrops, rendered out at 1920 X 1080, which I've been told is the ideal size for these things.
And here's the first: Snowberry's Office.
Throw it behind you on your next network chat to make the other people on the line ask "Hey, are you calling from the future?"
The nice thing about doing these, is that when the models are already built, it takes almost no effort to throw one together, which is a nice break from my usual ink & pencil arting. It's more like playing with action figures and playsets.
Anywho, I had someone mention that they had wanted to use one of my previous renders as a video conferencing backdrop, but couldn't since it contained elements that might have been considered Not Safe For Work.
So I decided to do a couple of shots that were for the specific purpose of being chat backdrops, rendered out at 1920 X 1080, which I've been told is the ideal size for these things.
And here's the first: Snowberry's Office.
Throw it behind you on your next network chat to make the other people on the line ask "Hey, are you calling from the future?"
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Well, yes and no.
The thing with the red lights that nobody knows what it is, AKA "The most important device in the universe" was in continuous use since the late 70's and has shown up in everything from Buck Rogers, to every flavor of Star Trek since Wrath Of Khan, to Knight Rider, to The Last Starfighter, to Airplane II, to Austin Powers, and the list goes on and on and on.
It and the large computer bank at left in the image are what's known as "stock props" - the originals were rented from a place called Modern Props and they have both been in pretty much everything. TV movies, you name it.
Modern props is unfortunately, no more:
https://www.latimes.com/entertainme.....oses-its-doors
I built my own 3d recreations of them some time ago. My version represents the prop as it was seen between the early 80's to early 90's.
The shelf at far left is also made from plastic bins that show up as wall decor in both the original 70's Galactica, as well as Buck Rogers.
Anyway, the point is that because of their nature as stock props that were in regular use for decades, they don't really have an era.
The thing with the red lights that nobody knows what it is, AKA "The most important device in the universe" was in continuous use since the late 70's and has shown up in everything from Buck Rogers, to every flavor of Star Trek since Wrath Of Khan, to Knight Rider, to The Last Starfighter, to Airplane II, to Austin Powers, and the list goes on and on and on.
It and the large computer bank at left in the image are what's known as "stock props" - the originals were rented from a place called Modern Props and they have both been in pretty much everything. TV movies, you name it.
Modern props is unfortunately, no more:
https://www.latimes.com/entertainme.....oses-its-doors
I built my own 3d recreations of them some time ago. My version represents the prop as it was seen between the early 80's to early 90's.
The shelf at far left is also made from plastic bins that show up as wall decor in both the original 70's Galactica, as well as Buck Rogers.
Anyway, the point is that because of their nature as stock props that were in regular use for decades, they don't really have an era.
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