3d render of backalley - Multiverse film scene

Hi artists, today i'm gonna show u my render of a Back Alley from my upcoming animated film.

basically, this is set with the cyberpunk/futuristic theme, and it has been built in Blender 3d.

so, what exactly does it take to craft such a scene? - It isn't a lot to be honest, if you know what you're doing. the key is finding superb blender tools to slash your workflow time(considerably).

The main props of this scene are:

a tall enclosed aall with modern bricks, like an apartment complex.
a Fire Escape stairs, leading to the top floors, originally this is uniquely designed for just one WINdow on the top floor. can you spot it? xd
a Scifi structural 3d metallic window. you can't get a closeup view of it because of my camera angle but, i can show it closely next (bt will it reveal the innermost room secrets?)
oh yeah, quite visible, ACs units, lighted windows, dim windows, store fronts.
let's not forget the dumpstars and trash lying around, with ofc the neon light signs.

And Voila.... Check it Out Below!!

Concept:

it's a pretty perfect scene, which can still be improved (to be more realistic), now i can give the realism as 6/10. Why? - You feel as if you're in a magical miniature world, don't you think so??

now, it ISN't meant to give the feeling of miniature, so maybe i've more work to do, but magical then yes. i think i could solve the problem by changing the camera properties during the main animation rendering, AND scaling the world ofcourse. we shall see!

this world is meant to depict a Mid-Income slightly rough(like street) area but still cozy working families i guess, it's set in a time like 20 years from now, what are ur thoughts then, does it match the concept?

A little Editing + Behind the Scenes for You!

maybe u didn't catch me (if u dnt know much abt 3d), bt I've edited the image render above, the original image has the natural lighting of the world, the neon effects are more down-toned and it doesn't got as much contrast xd.

So THIS IS IT!

gosh, i can't lie but i prefer the edited version, it's much more badass and less cute. sadly, i will have to render with the normal view when my animation is ready BUT if i wanted to ramp it up, guess what i have to do?

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well, i gotta set my mind on x5 render time for each frames, plus i gotta add more lighting techniques(and learn them first), i gotta make the world more complex(not individual lighting)to get the contrast that affects darker areas etc.

regardless of my choice, my animation is still gotta be good-looking because this is one of my best scenes so far!

enjoy some eye-pleasing behind-the-scenes

birdseye view

solid view

wireframe view

and with that i end this insightful post about 3d backalley render and my animated film... see you soon!