Grim bedroom

The bed sheet cloth physics was an ordeal, but now that I finally got it I'm ready to animate. The first scene will be the ones with the bed sheet so I can get that out of the way.

Grim Props finished.

The last of the props have been made, including the crossbow which is very important in this film.  I'm honestly surprised by how it came out in the final render.  Now, it's time to stat animation.

A comfortable cabin

The cabin has been furnished and lighting has been set.  Now I just need to make 3 main props and Animation can begin.

New cabin interior images.

Some lighting tests in the cabin.

Furnishing the cabin

I just finished furnishing one room.  Now I'm on to the hallway and then the kitchen. After that, I'll do textures, and animation can begin.  This is moving along very fast.

Inside the Cabin

I just finished building the interior of the cabin.  Now I just need to furnish it. Put in some shelves.  Maybe some curtains.  Building these sets remind me of when I was a kid, making houses in my room from foamcore and cardboard.  I don't mean like doll houses, I once made the neighborhood from the peanuts, and another time built Gotham city which included a crime alley between a dresser and a cardboard building, Wayne Tower, and a batcave that I made under my bed.  The city and neighborhood were crude, but I was like 8.  I loved building little worlds and I guess I'm still doing the same thing today.  The only real difference is now I'm not taking up all the walking space in a bedroom to make them.