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Interior Lighting Study

Interior visualization study exploring two lighting modes across three camera views.

Role
Shading, Lighting, Rendering, Look Development
Tools
Modo, V-Ray GPU, Nuke, Photoshop

I was responsible for shading, lighting, rendering, and look development for this project. Created in Modo, rendered with V-Ray GPU, and finished in Nuke and Photoshop, the work explored two distinct lighting modes across three camera angles while maintaining cohesive materials, mood, and composition across the full set. The goal was to test how different lighting directions could reshape the same interior while preserving a consistent visual language from shot to shot.

Lighting Mode 01

First lighting direction

The first setup presents the space across three views, focusing on atmosphere, material definition, and a clear overall read of the interior.

Interior render, lighting mode 01, featured view
Lighting mode 01 — featured view.
Interior render, lighting mode 01, additional view
Lighting mode 01 — additional view.
Interior render, lighting mode 01, additional view
Lighting mode 01 — additional view.
Lighting Mode 02

Second lighting direction

The second setup revisits the same interior from a different lighting mood, showing how atmosphere and light placement reshape the space while preserving continuity across the image set.

Interior render, lighting mode 02, featured view
Lighting mode 02 — featured view.
Interior render, lighting mode 02, additional view
Lighting mode 02 — additional view.
Interior render, lighting mode 02, additional view
Lighting mode 02 — additional view.

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