Backdrops are the rooms and scenes I build for other work to sit inside. Three collections now: the art studio set, which runs to five galleries of empty studios, bare textured walls, freestanding display panels, minimalist modern rooms and galleries already hung with paintings; the theatre stages, in crimson velvet and gold leaf with the proscenium opening left clean; and the golden city, a heavenly citadel of gothic spires above a sea of cloud. What they share is intent rather than subject. The framing is straight on, the lighting is even across the surface that matters, and the centre of the frame is deliberately left clear, so a figure, a poster, a screenshot or a product drops in without fighting the perspective or needing relighting. Created by Jeff Dupler, using Claude AI, Photoshop, and Flux Pro or MidJourney.

Backdrops

Empty studios, gallery walls, theatre stages and cities in the clouds - wide, evenly lit rooms and scenes built to composite a subject, a product or a print straight into.