Build an environment-art board from a brief.
A practical environment-art reference workflow: define a coastal workshop brief, organise silhouette and material studies, and prepare a blockout review.
Read the guide →Worked examples for collecting references, comparing ideas and turning a board into a useful plan.
A practical environment-art reference workflow: define a coastal workshop brief, organise silhouette and material studies, and prepare a blockout review.
Read the guide →Organise character references by silhouette, anatomy, costume and materials, then use annotations to separate observations from design decisions.
Read the guide →Use an InRef board beside Blender: prepare references, compare a viewport screenshot, annotate changes and save an editable review record.
Read the guide →Move from a moodboard to an annotated project plan: choose a direction, record decisions, connect dependencies and prepare a useful review.
Read the guide →Build reference boards for concept art and 3D projects in InRef for Windows. Arrange images, annotate details and keep your brief on the canvas.
Create moodboards in InRef for Windows with images, colour references, notes and sketches. Keep an editable local board and export an image for review.
Use InRef alongside Blender to organise modelling references, compare blockout screenshots and record material and lighting decisions.
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Use InRef for visual project management on Windows. Organise briefs, reference images, action notes and review decisions on an editable project board.