Props are good Assets to have

So last blog post we shared some concept art from the film, with this blogpost we're going to feature some of the finished props for our film. Everything in our film was made from scratch. Using a variety of programs like Headus, Maya, Mudbox, Crazybump, and Photoshop, we were able to create unique props for our film. These are just a few samples of what we've made

Model and Textures by: Ashley Jane

Model and Textures by: Lindsey Jones

Model and Textures by: Lindsey Jones

Model and Textures by: Ward Silverman

Model and Textures by: Samuel Zilberstein

Model and Textures by: Samuel Zilberstein

Model and Textures by: Jacqueline Malvin

Hopefully this teaser of some our props will tide you over until the film, however in the meantime make sure you keep checking back to our blog for more production updates!

Celestial Concept Art

For this blog post we're going to feature some of the concept art that has been made throughout this production. One of the most important things about any film is the concept art stage. Concept art allows the filmmakers to visualize what the final product might look like. If its going to be in the film, a concept of it has to be made. Concepts can range from quick, simple sketches, to beautifully rendered paintings. No matter how big or small it is, every piece of concept art helps. The majority of the concept art featured in this blog are actual shots from the film whereas a few of them were possible ideas for what the film might have looked like.

Adrienne Nicole

Ashley Jane

Chris Sanchez

Daniel Lukas

Gnarly Dave

Jacqueline Malvin

Josh Janousky

Lindsey Jones

Ida McKenna Phillips

Phil Wigner

Sam Zilberstein

Ward Silverman

Zakk Bombka