stephen-ryan
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I'm Stephen Ryan, a compositor and all-around visual experimenter based in Bristol. Through my work, I take a deep dive into a wide range of creative projects, from compositing and VFX to 360VR
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Generated scene using Marble / WorldLabsIckworth House, Suffolk HD
A view from inside the servant quarters within the basement of Ickworth House, Suffolk UKBanksy and Stewy Graffiti Art
Girl with a Pierced Ear is a 2014 mural by anonymous street artist Banksy, on the wall of a building in Hanover Place, Spike Island, Bristol, England. Stewy’s new stencil of Mark Stewart is on the side of a rehearsal studio used by the Pop Group. Stewy specialises in “psychogeographic life size stencils of animals & outsiders rebels, misfits and obscure icons representing our public history”.Penparc Cottage
National Trust Estate. Originally built as two cottages between 1905 and 1911, distinctively-styled Penparc with its terracotta roof and snecked stone wallsLunchtime in the market
A casual walkthrough of my local Market in Bristol UK. Capturing the dynamic movement a bustle of the lunch time rush. Areas of the scene capture a moment in time and moments of calm amongst the hustle a bustle of city life.Bristol University _ Engineering Dept
The Faculty of Science and Engineering (which the engineering schools are part of) is ranked highly in the UK, with Bristol ranked 1st for General EngineeringSt Nicholas Chapel
St Nicholas is not only the patron saint of children, but also of sailors, and it is natural to assume that the latter is the reason for the dedication of this little chapel, standing as it does on the top of the Island, surrounded on three sides by the sea in this town where our ancestors have for centuries derived their livelihood from the sea.Lucca, Italy. Amazing walled medieval city in Tusc
A busy street in Lucca, Italy (Via Fillungo) with shoppers and tourists wondering the ancient streets.Bunkers Hill, St Ives, Cornwall
Bunkers Hill is a narrow, traffic-free lane that runs from Fore Street to Porthmeor Square, just behind the main harbour area. The street's entire cobbled floor is grade II listed and is a frequently photographed street in the town.Creative Studio
Creative Studio with an array of 'things'SS Great Britain Bristol Harbour
Promenade Saloon first class passenger deck of the SS Great BritainIndustrial Dock with Tall Ships (1)
A generated image from World Labs from a 360 image of the Docks In Bristol, UKTruck Prop for Music video
Prop created for the US band 'GOOSE'MUSEUM_GHOST_v1
A 3dgs Ghost view of the Inside of Bristol Museum.Friends and Cycling
Random Splat capture of friends after a long day on the bikesCar park geometry
The Urban texture and smells of city car park.SS_Great_Britain_Surgery
In 1857 the SS Great Britain was travelling to and from Australia, on board was ship’s surgeon Samuel Archer. During his journey Archer kept a diary, in it he wrote about what life was like for him and the other passengers and crewChapel Wall / Tyntesfield
Chapel exterior wall details / Tyntesfield National Trust propertiesChapel Door / Tyntesfield
Chapel exterior door details / Tyntesfield National Trust propertiesIckworth House how the servants lived
Life for servants at Ickworth House involved hard work, strict rules, and distinct "upstairs/downstairs" living in the 1930
