You see, in the early days of the now iconic sci-fi show resources were extremely scarce: the overall budget of the first episodes was something like 2000 quid each, which is absolutely insane to think about since production of the prop I’m talking about did cost more than that. On the other hand, as a person interested in backstage processes I was also fascinated by the otherworldly experiences the production team was able to pull off with a budget close to none. It has always been a story about everything, everywhere, all at once and that’s why I love it. The same was true for this project.Īs an avid Doctor Who fan, I was always mesmerized and fascinated by its world of scary monsters, space Vikings, angelic timey-wimey assassins, and brave knights in space armor.
I know for certain that I should pursue this interest when the idea of making it is electrifying and joyous on its own. One of my dreams after reading 80 Level for years was to contribute to this iconic publishing network, so I’m really happy that now I have the opportunity and honor to do it!Įvery project for me is a thrill and a kick. In a very flamboyant writing style, of course. All those years of practicing, learning, and discoveries led to this article, the main goal of which is to deliver you the best stuff I’ve accumulated in a decade-and-a-half-long voyage through digital realms. Turns out, I’m a very lucky and privileged person to live in the dawn of real-time art, see history in its making, and have a chance to play with amazing tools and ever-changing concepts of building digital worlds. I’ve always wondered how the magic behind the lens is done in cinema and TV, and when the wheel of history turned around far enough, the time of real-time graphics has come.
3D graphics is my passion and has been for every day for the past 15 years. Hello there! My name is Bohdan Lvov, I’m a 3D artist from Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia, and today I will tell you about my adventure through space and time while making a model of Marconi Mk 3 camera – a gorgeous piece of television equipment from the 50s.īut first, a little bit about my humble self.
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