Photographer and matte painter and concept artist:
It amazes me how many photo's are needed when creating digital matte paintings, and gee whiz are stock photo's expensive for referencing textures!
Romain Bayle has been working in the VFX industry for over 15 years.
Over these years, he has built a strong background as a 3D artist as well as a very good knowledge of compositing and concept art.
Passionate about photography, he’s been using this tool mixed with his 3d experience and illustration skills to create complex 3d matte paintings, his objective being to create images with maximum visual impact at the highest quality.
From 2d digital matte painting to full CG environment, his pipeline allows him to deliver prebuilt nuke script to give your comp team all the controls needed to finalize the work.
He now works as Romain Bayle Pictures from his home studio located in British Colombia, Canada.
Please contact him for further information.
The matte painting below is from Resident evil, i feel like I haven't really discussed signage in matte painting much but it is really important, it one of the most significant uses of matte painting. It's so hypnotising the way they glow. I found a hints thing on how to do it, and basically you get multiple images of the signage and change the blur on photoshop.
http://www.creativebloq.com/3d-modelling/3-photoshop-rules-perfect-composite-111517969
The other series of work that Bayle has done that's super amazing is the work for Sin City. The lighting is superb. So much drama!
http://www.romainbayle.com/matte/portfolio/portfolio_matte.htm
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