Arctic Titanium: a cool titanium statue on a pale glacier ground
Arctic Titanium keeps the gothic statue cool and quiet: Metal is a blue-grey titanium (#A7B4BE), lightly brushed at 35, on a pale ice-blue Backdrop (#E6EEF2). The Studio softboxes rig adds clear highlights down the robe, Roughness 14 softens them a little, and Glossy floor drops a faint reflection under the base. It suits clean, technical subjects such as hardware, climate or medical brands, where bright chrome would feel too loud.
Make it yours
Make it colder
Slide Backdrop toward a stronger ice blue such as #D6E6F0 and Gel light toward #7FA6C4. The fill and the room both cool down, while Metal stays a neutral titanium so the statue never turns toy blue.
Bring back a mirror polish
Brushed finish at 35 dulls the reflections into a fine grain. Set it to 0 and lower Roughness to 6, and the same statue becomes polished titanium, better for close crops where you want to see the room in it.
FAQ
How do I make metal look like titanium rather than chrome?
Titanium is a little darker and cooler than chrome, so pick a blue-grey Metal around #A7B4BE, add some Brushed finish and keep Roughness above 10. A light, cool Backdrop matters too, because it keeps the reflections soft and pale.
How it works
Choose a form
Pick one of 10 built-in shapes, try a sample model such as the Marble bust, Lion head or Conch shell, or import a GLB, OBJ or STL model up to 20 MB.
Light the studio
Choose a Lighting rig such as Studio softboxes, Strip lights, Color gels or Horizon '84, set the Floor to Contact shadow, Glossy floor or Floating, and pick the Backdrop, Metal and Gel light colors.
Finish and use it
Tune Roughness, Brushed finish, Iridescence, Liquid distortion and Flow speed, preview the result in landing, card and mobile layouts, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.