After Light

Home is familiar. Until it isn't. A first-person dreamcore horror game about returning to a place that still holds your past.

Role: Environment Artist
Context: Team project
Scope: 3D environments · Scene art · Props

A vivid red and violet bedroom in After Light

FIRST-PERSON NARRATIVE HORROR

I contributed environment art to a team of 10+ people. The images here show my scene and prop work within the shared game world.

The past has a spare key.

A working woman returns to her childhood home after recurring dreams and unsettling events disturb her everyday life. Familiar rooms become part of a journey through memory, unresolved experiences, and the things she left behind.

My contribution lives in those spaces: bedrooms, work areas, and domestic corners that help the story feel close before it feels strange.

A colorful childhood bedroom filled with afternoon light — The childhood bedroom

A glowing bedside lamp beside a newspaper and patterned bedding — A light left on

A lived-in sitting room with a television, patterned sofas, and a crowded coffee table — The living room

Books and everyday objects on built-in wooden shelves — Things kept close

A desk crowded with books and everyday belongings — The ordinary

An overhead view of the work desk, chair, stacked papers, and moving boxes — Another view of the desk

Clothes hanging above a tiled domestic space — The laundry corner

A small kitchen with a frosted window and an old refrigerator — Behind the kitchen window

A dim domestic interior with a warm window — The almost familiar

A figure at the end of a green-lit interior — The unsettling

Someone was just here.

From a printer and pencil case to a sewing kit, paint tube, and fabric scraps, I made everyday props that give the environments a sense of use and human presence.

Ink cartridge prop model — Ink cartridge

Hotel sewing kit with thread, a needle, and a button — Sewing kit

A used tube of acrylic paint — Paint tube

Spool of red sewing thread — Thread spool

A stack of patterned fabric scraps — Fabric scraps

A SHARED WORLD

Environment art is my part of the story. Game design, programming, and the wider production belong to the team.

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