Initially, I planned to only render a northern orchid, but the composition evolved as I was building it in Unreal Engine. New ideas kept coming, and I decided to develop them further. The orchid model (based on Dactylorhiza incarnata references) was assembled in SpeedTree. The tree concept was inspired by photographs by Neil Burnell. I created textures for the flower and tree in ZBrush, Photoshop, and Substance Painter. The background vegetation was assembled from ready-made materials; only the grass and rocks were ready-made assets from Fab. This was an experiment in exploring game vegetation creation pipelines, optimization, and scene setup in the engine.