I found inspiration in TV shows like Alice in Borderland and Squid Game because they explore unsettling realities where survival and human nature are tested in extreme, high-stakes environments. Both series create worlds where the rules are unfamiliar, forcing viewers to confront existential questions about society and human behavior.

Only old, mechanical objects like a 9mm film camera, or diesel engine motorcycles work in their word. The objects in Squid Games represent the stark divisions of class and power in contemporary society.

I created blender renderings of the Dalgona Candy. I used a simple cylinder as the base mesh for the candy, then modified its shape by scaling and flattening it to resemble the flat, rounded disc of the candy.

I began recreating the infamous playground scene from Squid Game using Blender, focusing on capturing the playful yet eerie atmosphere. To build the environment, I employed image textures for the sky, creating a whimsical cloud pattern, and for the sandy ground, which required a seamless texture to match the look of the scene's terrain. I utilized UV mapping to apply these textures correctly, ensuring they wrapped around the models without distortion. For lighting, I set up a combination of point lights to mimic the sterol lighting used in the show.