VALORANT: CORRODE, Through Michelle Lee's Environment Art

CORRODE brings stone towers and warm plaster facades into contact with pipes, screens and heavy machinery. Violet crystals punctuate the rooftops, while interior views reveal the industrial spaces behind the streets.

In her project notes, Michelle Lee describes working from blockout through final polish, focusing on A Site, castle architecture and technology. She also credits work with Andrew Phan on the salt-refinement production line connecting A and B.

CORRODE is a team production. Lee credits Thiago Klafke for most of the Attacker Spawn environment and identifies her contribution there as set dressing. At B Site, she credits her blockout and Tobias Koepp's further work. Those distinctions remain attached to the relevant views. VALORANT is developed and published by Riot Games.

The gallery presents all 21 supplied originals, including alternate views and the small cat drawings tucked into the environment. Follow the original project for Lee's location notes and full team acknowledgements.