This Queen for a Day image series was made completely from scratch

Andrea James 5:00 pm Mon Aug 13, 2018

This whimsical series of images by Filtre Studio imagines Queen Elizabeth straightening paintings and vacuuming up after her dogs. What's most interesting is that the entire room was created digitally.

After weeks of planning and countless hours in post-production (this entire room was created in CGI), my collaboration with Robert Frolich at Filtre Studio on our “Queen For A Day” series is almost complete (Royal Kitchen to follow). It’s part of a bigger project that we call “Lesser Known Moments in History” that will feature famous people in unexpected situations.

The same studio did this terrific retouching of Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House:

• The Making of “Queen for a Day” (Vimeo / Filtre Studio)

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