Renders any themed world as a highly detailed toy-scale diorama shot from above with a tilt-shift lens, cinematic lighting and hidden visual jokes throughout.
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The world to miniaturise. Concrete themes work far better than one-word genres, e.g. "Steampunk harbour town", "1970s airport terminal". Default: Steampunk harbour town
A highly detailed miniature Steampunk harbour town landscape viewed from above, using a tilt-shift lens effect. The scene is filled with toy-like elements, all rendered in high-resolution CG. Dramatic lighting creates a cinematic atmosphere, with vivid colors and strong contrast, emphasizing depth of field and a realistic micro-perspective, making the viewer feel as if overlooking a toy world. The image contains many visual jokes and details worth repeated viewing.No public examples yet for version 1
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