Love, Fun and Pictures
Depth Optica is a place for image-making: original 3D scenes, visual experiments, and a few Blender tools developed when a sharper workflow or a more precise look genuinely felt worth building.
Original scenes, studies and visual experiments.
Practical Blender tools shaped by real scene work.
Add-ons
Sometimes a workflow needs to be lighter. Sometimes a look needs finer control. When existing tools do not quite get us there, we build our own and share them here.
A tool designed to place volumetric atmosphere exactly where a shot needs it. By driving emission directly into the volume, it opens a faster, more localized approach to beams, haze and shaped light.
A lighter tool for quickly setting up fake fog or real fog in Blender. Simple to drop into a scene, useful in practice, and shared freely as a resource for the community.
Projects
Some begin with a mood, others with a frame, a design idea or a film obsession. Together they form an evolving portfolio of Blender-based explorations.
A scene directly inspired by Mathieu Bablet’s graphic novel Shangri-La, drawn from a universe we genuinely love and wanted to step into in 3D.
An experiment inspired by the visual language of advertising, and a chance to push Geometry Nodes in a more product-oriented setup.
Like many science-fiction lovers, we also dream of making our own Star Wars — this one starts with drifting rocks, danger and the pleasure of scale.
