February 12, 2022
Year
2022
Reference
Dominik Hildner
Category
3d Model
Product Duration
1 - 2 Months
This 3D horror hallway explores how lighting, space, and minimal design create psychological tension. The dim, flickering lights and shadow-filled corridor evoke claustrophobia and suspense, while elements like the torn “QUARANTINE” banner and scattered furniture suggest a once-functional space now abandoned. The eerie contrast between comfort and decay builds unease, showing how subtle environmental details can effectively convey horror and influence immersive design.
Design plays a crucial role in establishing atmosphere and guiding emotional response, especially in immersive environments like this dark, decayed hallway. Through strategic lighting and unsettling visual cues—such as worn textures and warning signs—the space evokes a sense of isolation and dread.
The scene was initially modeled in Maya, with every object and structure designed with intricate details to reflect a realistic environment. The textures were then crafted in Substance, ensuring that every surface, from the walls to the furniture, had rich and lifelike materials that added depth and realism. The lighting and final rendering were handled in Blender, where I focused on creating a mood through the lighting setup, enhancing shadows and highlights to capture the atmosphere of the space. This combination of modeling, texturing, and lighting resulted in a visually compelling and immersive scene, designed to evoke a specific ambiance that aligns with the concept.
It embraces a clean, minimalistic layout that puts the spotlight on visual storytelling, allowing designers, photographers, and creators to present their work with clarity and impact. The project is inspired by the idea of timeless design, blending functionality with style to create an engaging experience for audiences. Seventy Seven is perfect for those seeking a fresh and dynamic platform to showcase their talent with confidence.
