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'What if Metropolis' OGR

'What if Metropolis' OGR

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  1. Simon Holland 74December 2, 2019 at 12:38 AM

    Hey Torran,
    this is a confident submission and I am reassured by your progress to date. I think lighting is going to be very important to selling the drama of your scene. Put together an influence map of dramatic / theatrical lighting and we can discuss it later in the week.

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