Creating costumes for characters is more than draping a shirt over a back, putting on tattered pants, and affixing anything you can get your hands on to a jacket and calling them "decorations." Sometimes there is a whole philosophy behind such actions!
We understand that it's not always possible for you to stay up-to-date with everything happening around Chernobylite. That's why we decided to revisit an old idea and re-launched the Chernobylite newsletter!.
Olga, the guardian of the Red Forest, the caretaker of abandoned homesteads, a guide for those searching for their place on Earth, and a defender of the weakest. We have dedicated a substantial portion of our reports to this unassuming yet extraordinary individual.
We present to you the second part of our summer video review from our official YouTube channel!
Today we want to give you a little respite. After all, it's summer, the sun mercilessly heats our backs and necks, so you can't get tired. And nothing relaxes like a good movie, maybe even a few. And we know where to find them.
Today, much like our approach to other locations, we’re excited to present to you various weather-inspired conceptual artworks depicting Kopachi.
Today we're going to take a look at some supporting characters. Contrary to appearances, creating them was as big a challenge as in the case of the main characters. Take our buddy Olivier as an example.
The fractal world was one of the most exciting projects we've worked on. Just imagine: you're creating a bridge between the real world and a location where time and place don't exist. Today we return to this topic. This time we want to show you the first attempts at turning our ideas into reality.
