Design works
Baba Yaga's Witch House
By Bokhari Hamid · Creative Director — Buried Games
In Slavic folklore, Baba Yaga's hut stands on chicken legs — so in this personal piece, the enchantment doesn't stop at the walls. The interior concept comes with a full cast of living props in the same spirit: a walking mortar and feather broom, furniture with creature tails, and barrel-deer that wander off to collect food. The scene was blocked out in Blender, then painted and explored through color and mood options in Photoshop.
At a glance
- Designed by
- Bokhari Hamid — Creative Director
- Discipline
- Environment Concept Art · Prop Design
- Tools
- Blender · Photoshop
- Year
- 2026
Gallery
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Props that live
The prop sheets carry the folklore logic through every object: chairs and beds with tails tucked under them, a chest draped in bat wings, drinking horns clinging to stumps, and caged boxes that sprout wings or legs — with the chosen directions ticked on the study sheets, exactly as they'd be handed to a 3D team.
The interior itself was blocked out in 3D first, so the lighting and camera hold up from any angle, then painted over — with the final color and mood explored in side-by-side options.
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