Also interesting to me how movies with extremely different tones/visual styles can use essentially identical versions of this fictional POV view. Here is Fantastic Mr. Fox and Fury.

I've done plenty of binocular shots like these in movies and TV shows. It is a perfect example of the difference between reality and cinematic reality. Although technically wrong, it is what the audience expects. Even Christopher Nolan did it in Dunkirk.

I've been kicking around this Pentax K1000 3D model for years now, and finally put a bunch of renders and whatnot together in this Behance project.

www.behance.net/gallery/2172...

Blocking out the interior of the Tintin rocket, and thought it would be fun to see what it feels like in VR.

More Tintin rocket fun

Still noodling around in 3D with the Tintin rocket. Thinking a super detailed cutaway model would be fun. Really embracing the 1940s/50s look of it in the books, making it as tactile and realistic as possible.

The start of something I've been thinking about for a while.

Settle down, Nuke.